Answered By: Iris Carroll
Last Updated: Jun 29, 2016     Views: 20

Interesting topic.

Have you looked in our databases, Gale Databases and EBSCO? I would think that these two multi-subject databases would have plenty of articles on the topic of cryptozoology. In addition to those two databases, I recommend you search in our database, Gale Virtual Reference Library. You'll find these databases when you click on the Find Articles link on the Library & Learning Center homepage. In order to focus on cultural aspects of cryptozoology you'll want to add those terms to your search.

Good luck on your paper.

Iris Carroll, Librarian

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