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With anticipation running high, with the world waiting, this Thursday promises to bring the announcement of new fossil finds. Let’s take a look at the new images leaking out.

Read: New Hominin Images »

From the several chapters in this nicely bound booklet, the journal The Anomalist #14 has various cryptozoological articles of interest to readers here. Images.

Read: Winged Weirdies, Thylacines, and James Randi »

Discovery of fossil remains, apparently those of a human being but fifteen inches tall, led to the belief that perhaps a race of pygmies once dwelt in India.

Read: Little People Fossils »

More news of the Malapa hominin comes out on Thursday. Here is a hint of what is in store. Can you blame the media for, once again, using the old standby, “missing link”? Images.

Read: New “Missing Link” Discovered »

Loren Coleman shall appear briefly in this documentary. It will examine extraordinary creatures from biblical stories and some will be cryptozoological, such as Merbeings and Mokele-Mbembe. Images.

Read: April 1st: Animal Planet, “Beasts of the Bible” »

Here is a peek into the backchannel “invisible college” that occurs within Sasquatch studies and scholarship. Images.

Read: Does Bigfoot Have A Bone In Its Penis? »

What impact will this have on the claimed images?

Read: “IBW Photographer” Faces Unrelated Charges – UPDATED »

“This is a story where humans can potentially right some previous wrongs,” said one of the discoverers. Image.

Read: “Extinct” Galápagos Tortoise Discovered in Captivity »

A small relative of Steller’s Sea Cow has been found. Plus, here is a new summary on the recent Amazonian Dwarf Manatee debate. Images.

Read: New Pygmy Sea Cow Discovered »

The coelacanth continued to be the “darling of cryptozoology” in 2009, with noteworthy events associated with the species occurring all year. Many images.

Read: Top Ten Coelacanth Bulletins Of 2009 »

Breaking News: A team from an aquarium in Iwaki, Japan has successfully, in a world first, photographed juvenile coelacanths. Images.

Read: First Baby Coelacanth Photos Taken »

No more than 300 individuals are still in existence, but a few new clusters have been found. How much trouble is it to find the proper lemur’s photo? Images.

Read: Rediscovered Extinct Lemur Has Wider Range »

The bird was believed by many to be extinct until Indonesian biologists finally secured two new specimens on Peleng Island. Images.

Read: Banggai Crow Found 107 Years After “Extinction” »

The smoking gun was the discovery of a dinosaur between the size of an adult T. rex and Nanotyrannus.

Read: Can’t Get Dino Species Right? What Else Is Wrong? »

It only took 15 years, but in the last week, 11 scientific papers on Ardi were published. Images. Videos.

Read: Ardi, Getting To Know You, Getting To Know All About You »