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Animator Colbert Fennelly shared with me a bit of a behind-the-scenes tidbit about the design of some Abominable Snowmen in a recent movie. Image.

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What do you think ever happened to the photo of this catch?

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What? Images.

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Darren Naish visits with the mystery beast. Images.

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A new image of the head and neck of an alleged Lake Monster of Argentina is worthy of a viewing. What could it be? Images.

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The object in the picture was photographed in Argentina. The question of “What is it?” has spread through the non-English language Internet. Image.

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What do you make of this?

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The Boston Phoenix article gives a literal slideshow tour of the International Cryptozoology Museum. Here are all of those images plus many others of the ICM. Can you name all you see? Dozens of images.

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What are we to make of this image?

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Amazing art sometimes combines with amazing creatures. Images.

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Can you name the people in these images?

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Can you assist with positive identifications of any of the individuals in this picture?

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Name the beast! Mystery image.

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Photograph Bigfoot and get your work submitted by “11:59 PM CT on 12/15/08” to try to claim the prize.

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Where did they come from and why are they found in Japan? Taller than average Japanese, the Ainu typically have a long skull, light complexion, heavy facial hair, and Caucasian features. Today’s guest blogger is Brent Swancer. Images.

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