One of the few games that has included the Florida Skunk Ape in one of its episodes is produced by  Grundislav Games, a Francisco Gonzalez creation. Here is how the episode is described:

Ben’s first case finds him in the Florida Everglades, looking for something known as “The Skunk-Ape” which is said to be a local variation on Bigfoot. The Skunk-Ape got its name because of its horrible smell, described as a mixture of moldy cheese, rotten eggs, and dung.

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Source: Bigfoot In The News

Is this the creature that bridges the gap between man and ape? If so, he’s the greatest anthropological find in history — and he was alive less than five years ago! I must admit that even I, who have spent most of my life in this search, I am filled with wonder as I report the following:

There is a comparatively fresh corpse, preserved in ice, of a specimen of at least one kind of ultra-primitive, fully-haired man-thing, that displays so many heretofore unexpected and non-human characters as to warrant our dubbing it a “missing link.” Here is the amazing story of this historic find: Early in January of this year, I was sitting at my typewriter just staring at nothing. and the staff and two visiting students from Chicago were busily working away, when the phone rang.

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From the “Phantoms and Monsters” Web Site
Posted on: Sunday, December 30, 2007

Is it possible that a Bigfoot or related hominid was found many years ago and remains hidden away from the public?

Cryptomundo.com reported that near the end of the overnight appearance of Jeff Meldrum’s and John Bindernagel’s discussion of Bigfoot on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, September 21-22, 2006, an American, who claimed to be living in the Ukraine, telephoned into the talk-radio program. The credible-sounding individual had an intriguing account.

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On January 3, the Skunk Ape was the “Mythical Creature A Day”.

Here is what they said:

Florida Skunk Ape

The skunk ape is a hominid cryptid said to live in the southeastern United States, though most commonly reported in the Florida Everglades. It gets its name from… Read the rest…

I was expecting to have the site updated by now, but I ran into a couple of technical problems.  Stay tuned for more information this week.

We are currently moving all of the data from our old site to this new one. You will start to see the content reappearing little by little all week. There will be lots of areas for you to read, view and write about about the Skunk Ape.

Stay tuned…