National Geographic’s Top Ten Photos of 2006

Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 21st, 2006

On National Geographic News’ list of the top 10 photos for 2006, there are only a couple that have a cryptozoological theme. Loren posted here on Cryptomundo about one of the stories behind the photos that made the list.

It was the "Lost World" of New Species Found in Indonesia.

Loren wrote the following concerning this story:

Lost Worlds in New Guinea and Madagascar

Reality Check: Behind The Lost World Hype

golden-mantled tree kangaroo

And this is the photo, of a golden-mantled tree kangaroo, from that story that made the Top 10 List.

And I posted about the photo that was the number 1 on their list, of the python that swallowed the pregnant sheep.

Those posts are here on Cryptomundo:

Python Swallows a Pregnant Sheep?

Update: Python Swallows a Pregnant Sheep

Python Swallows a Sheep

On last year’s list, half of them qualified as cryptozoologically interesting.

Here is last year’s list as detailed on Cryptomundo.

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2 Responses to “National Geographic’s Top Ten Photos of 2006”

  1. lastensugle responds:

    I remember seeing footage of the people who caught the python, making it regurgitate the sheep, instead of just letting the poor animal digest its meal in peace. Not very cool

  2. bill green responds:

    hey craig wow this is a interesting new list from national geographic of wild animals. thanks bill



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