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“Whatever it was, this kitty looked like a genetics experiment gone awry, a strange amalgam of miniature bear paws, a raccoon’s ringed tail and an aardvark-like snout,” writes Robert Boyer. Image.

Read: Carolina Cryptid Caught: It’s A Coati »

Breaking news out of the country of India gives some pause. Has a new population of coelacanth been discovered? Photo.

Read: Coelacanth In Ganges River? »

At first the “it” being seen was taken to be an alligator. Then the “it” turned out to be something else. Photos.

Read: Mississippi Mystery On The Move »

What is behind the coincidence of the albinos? Any reports of giant snakes in your neck of the woods? Photos.

Read: Summer In The City: Albino Giant Snakes »

More new sightings have come with new photos. Images.

Read: Manatee On The Move »

Dr. Jason E. Kahn, fisheries biologist, dropped by the museum and had a suggestion. What do you think? Images.

Read: Mystery Fish Photo »

Have you seen it swimming in the upper portion of the Bay yet? How does it fit with what we know of “Chessie”? Image.

Read: New Chesapeake Manatee Seen »

Your mystery photograph to solve has two different series of questions to think about today. More visuals exist for you later, as well. Image.

Read: Mystery Photo, Killer Crocs & Cats + Circus Trains »

What’s the status of populations of feral dogs and wild chimps in the swamps and rural areas of North America? Terror from the Sky? Tigers in suburban locations? Images.

Read: MQ News: Sky Terrors, Tigers, Killer Chimps and Cujo »

Here is a roundup of recent large snake sightings, and a moment to ponder that this summer’s rising interest by the media in serpents can be tracked to one fatal incident. Images.

Read: Big Snakes Update »

Can animals hide themselves in the woods? Image.

Read: Elephant in the Woods »

Let me highlight the latest news items on seemingly out-of-place animals or ones that are extending their ranges. A holiday weekend treat for the regular Cryptomundo fans. Images.

Read: Updates on Gators, Sharks, and Giant Snakes »

June 2009 may be remembered on future Fortean calendars for the Japanese tadpole falls.

Read: It’s Raining Tadpoles »

The boys describe the animal as about 3 feet tall with a footlong tail. “It was giant,” said one eyewitness. Images.

Read: Calabasas “Lemur” Spotting »

Two incidents in Maine over the Memorial Day weekend bring moose back into focus.

Read: Moose Wanders Into Portland »