shukernature (book 4): tijuana’s zebras, turkana’s dancing worms, and other impossible blog beasts

From quagga queries and a dancing worm debacle to hodag horrors and beastly bewilderment of the Gévaudan variety, veteran cryptozoologist Dr Karl Shuker is back with a fourth compendium of cryptid curiosities and decidedly unnatural history exclusively excerpted and expanded from his internationally-renowned ShukerNature blog, now in its 16th year. Want to know more about Liberia’s gruesome gbahali, colossal spiders and diabolical dragonflies, phantom kangaroos, dubious deer, Tijuana’s zonkeys, stone-eating worms, singular sea monsters, and so much more, all lavishly illustrated and meticulously referenced? Then this fascinating book is definitely the one for you!