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Cryptozoology's good year

Loren Coleman reviews the year's top cryptozoology stories, including the much-blogged discovery of homo floresiensis, which lived on the Indonesian island of Flores as recently as 13,000 years ago. He also mentions the evidence for the existence of the six-foot Bili Ape, Bigfoot/yeti and lake monster news, and several discoveries of new animals (a shark, a tiger, a peccary, birds, and rodents, as well as a new species of macaque monkey. [Link]

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