National Geographic Goes Cryptozoology Crazy?

Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 23rd, 2005

Of the top 10 most viewed news photos for the year on National Geographic News, half have a cryptozoology theme.

Number 10 is the photo of the Basilosaurus skeleton, previously mentioned here on Cryptomundo.

Number 8 is the illustration of the real-life sea monster dubbed Godzilla, previously mentioned here on Cryptomundo.

Number 4 is the photo of the out-of-place Burmese python in the Everglades of Florida that exploded after attempting to swallow an alligator.

Number 2 is the photo of the giant catfish caught in the Mekong River of Thailand on May 1st of this year.

Number 1 is a still from the first ever video of a live giant squid, previously mentioned here on Cryptomundo.

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2 Responses to “National Geographic Goes Cryptozoology Crazy?”

  1. shovethenos responds: December 23rd, 2005 at 6:29 am

    Nah, not a respected institution like National Geographic.

    Only wackos, nuts, and rubes are interested in cryptozoology.

  2. Batgirl responds: December 23rd, 2005 at 10:34 am

    Number 8, Godzilla resembles the odd creature of the postcard that everyone is still trying to decipher…

    Batgirl

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