Enter Rex Gilroys Amazing World Of Australasian Hominology

I was the first researcher to undertake a proper, scientific investigation of the Yowie mystery. I alone popularised this research in the media; and alone had to stand up to all the media "tongue-in-cheek" misrepresentation and ridicule of my researches that followed. I layed the groundwork, making it easier for others to follow.

Welcome To "The Australian Yowie Research Centre" for Scientific Research into the Elusive & Secretive "Great Hairy Man". To enter click the above image of Rex

What we have uncovered is evidence, not only of the Yowie, but also of a stone-age history of Australia that will startle many people; a history that extends far, far back beyond the time of our Aborigines to the age of Java Man and even earlier mystery races that once walked our land.

With at least 5,000 yowie reports in my files and a growing collection of footprint plaster casts of the creatures, any normal person would seem justified in saying that we have more than enough to prove the existence of Australia's Bigfoot. But as nothing short of actual physical proof-such as fossil or recent skeletal remains or a living specimen will ever convince the scientific community of the existence of the 'hairy man', our search must continue.

In fact Australian settlers were seeing Yowies almost one hundred years before Europeans had ever heard of the Himalayan "Abominable Snowman". And yet despite these facts, the Australian public, apart from experienced bushmen of the outback regions, have never heard of the Yowie. Aside from the few legends of the Yowie recorded in Aboriginal literature the Australian press had never heard of the creature.

That is until I published my first article about the Yowie enigma some years ago, thus becoming the first researcher ever to bring the existence of the Yowie to public attention throughout Australia. In quest of the Yowie I have devoted the past 45 years to recording sightings and other facts about the creatures throughout Australia. 

I have never sought to 'exploit' for financial gain my Yowie, or any other natural researches in which I have devoted a lifetime's work. Nor have I ever set out to destroy the credibility of any other Cryptozoologist, scientist or historian in order to build my own reputation on their discoveries. I believe this proves my sincerity.