What employment (if any) is there for cryptozoologists?

>>18925598
Pro tip
There are none.

>>18925598
you could be an author, but that's not exactly steady work.

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>>18925598
How do you get a cryptozoologist off your doorstep?

pay them for the pizza!

>>18925598
Write, also youtube style shows, not the most steady income but an interesting documentary can go really far.

>>18925598
You could be a YouTuber and make videos on cryptic creatures. Cryptic creatures are already interesting enough, all you need is to add a sprinkle of entertainment and spookyness.

I'm sure you'd be successful if you're passionate about cryptic shit. Lots of people love spooky animals

>>18925598
Mining for cryptocurrency.

Be a real zoologist or other -ologist! Darren Naish is the best example of this I can think of; he's a paleontologist working in the U.K. for the University of Southampton. He also writes Tetrapod Zoology for SciAm, and writes books about cryptozoology.

>>18925598
mcdonalds

>>18925598
None, once they are identified they file them and you are still listed as crazy for believing