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I recently managed to purchase and digitize these rare Spanish translations of the books The Evidence for Bigfoot and Other Man-Beasts and Creatures from Elsewhere.

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The Cryptozoological Digitization Project, in addition to contributing content in English, also aims to make cryptozoological literature in other languages more accessible. I also recently shared this Spanish translation of On the Track "Tras la pista de los animales desconocidos", and several months ago I managed to compile the book "El gran libro de la criptozoología" in which there's exclusive information on a supposed living ground sloth called “Owhuama.”

In addition to that, here is also a compilation of all the relevant cryptozoology texts in Spanish that I am aware of, which I constantly update.

More things to come.

I am of course informed about the topic, but I would like to know and discuss the opinions of the community. Personally, I think it is one of the most promising places for modern cryptozoology (in a traditional sense) along with Southeast Asia.

Map of South America from the Spanish edition of On the track of unknown animals.

https://archive.org/details/heuvelmans-tras-la-pista

Just uploaded to Internet Archive the volumes of this extremely rare Spanish translation of On the track of Unknown animals by Heuvelmans.

As I said in my previous post, this edition from 1958 has very good an introduction written by Heuvelmans instead of Gerald Durrell. Also the chapter "There are lost worlds everywhere" has some paragraphs that were removed in the English translation, including a bit of Heuvelmans' opinion about UFOs. Personally, the covers are gorgeous.

If you have any rare Cryptozoological literature that is not online please consider digitizing it in the future, it doesn't matter the language.

Cryptozoological digitization project

I just bought these two volumes of the super-rare Spanish edition of On the Track of Unknown Animals, "Tras la pista de los animales desconocidos".

I consider myself very fortunate that this is my first physical copy of a cryptozoology book. For the past few months, I've been working on the Cryptozoological Digitization Project with the help of some folks, and I'm pleased to announce that I'm currently working on digitizing this Spanish edition, both for international research and for the enjoyment of the Hispanic cryptozoology community.

This edition is so rare that this was the only complete and original version available for buy in Latin America! So far, I can highlight that it has an introduction written by Heuvelmans, completely different from the English edition, and the first chapter, "There Are Lost Worlds Everywhere," is substantially different from the English edition in some parts. I strongly suspect that some interesting things were omitted from the English translation, including a few paragraphs about Heuvelmans' opinion on the UFO phenomenon: at least for me, it was very odd to read.