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…highly respected DNA expert Dr. Melba S. Ketchum has found that some samples appear to have both human and animal characteristics. However, the research is ongoing.

Dr. Ketchum believes that very shortly she will have the final conclusions to the DNA testing. Then the results will be submitted for peer review in scientific journals and an announcement will be made.

Read: Scientific DNA Proof of Bigfoot May be Only Months Away? »

Breaking news…

Read: New Mexican Chupacabras Reports »

Sharing information about animals is an old instinct. Has the discovery of cryptozoology for marketing purposes been fully realized? Images.

Read: Will Cryptids Save The Media? »

The new find is from the Peruvian Amazon. Images.

Read: New Armored Wood-Eating Catfish Discovered »

This brings the number of native turtle species in the United States to 57. Image.

Read: New Turtle Species Discovered in USA »

The find is from Borneo. Image.

Read: Asia’s Smallest Frog Discovered »

The book covers much more than the state’s most infamous creature, the Jersey Devil. Images.

Read: Monsters of New Jersey Is Out »

Award winning documentarians, Peter and Sheera von Puttkamer of Gryphon Productions are busy at work documenting the life of Colonel Percy Fawcett who brought to the world’s attention his encounters with giant snakes and other possible cryptids dwelling in the Amazon.

Read: Lost in the Amazon – The Percy Fawcett Story »

Sorry for the late notice dear Cryptomundians, but I just found the deets on this last night!

Kepi Ghoulie and his friends will be hanging out and playing music during the day at the Bigfoot Discovery Museum on August 28th, 2010…

Read: Musical and Artistic Benefit for the Bigfoot Discovery Museum Today! »

More news of the new. Images.

Read: New At ICM »

A team of monster hunters will return to Cameron Lake next month to search for a creature that locals have swapped stories about for years.

The B.C. Scientific Cryptozoology Club first visited the area last September after an invitation from Oceanside Tourism to probe for evidence of the Cameron Lake monster.

Read: BCSCC Seeks Lake Cameron Monster »

Someone has put in a lot of work at the British Columbia site to pull this off.

Read: Lake Cameron Monster Hoax »

There’s been an explosion of sightings, finds, and discussions of out-of-place alligators in 2010. Image.

Read: Another Summer of Crazy Crocs »

Is this the Loch Ness Monster? Images.

Read: Nessie Revealed? »

The UT Dallas alumna and five other long-distance swimmers completed a relay swim Aug. 5 of Scotland’s murky Loch Ness to raise money for the Afghan Mother and Child Rescue (AMCR) charity.

The six women traversed the 23-mile length of the lake, known to most as the supposed home of the Loch Ness Monster, in 13 hours and 23 minutes.

Although there was no sign of the legendary creature, the swimmers had to contend with something monstrous in its own right: bone-numbing cold water. The lake never gets much more hospitable than 41-45 degrees, even in August.

Read: Loch Ness Monster a No-Show »