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Turtle with Two Heads

In Slovakia, a turtle was born with two heads and five legs. Named Magdalena, the creature has two brains that work independently of each other.

England's Nessie Photographed

While taking a kayak ride on England's Lake Windermere, Tom Pickles snapped what many are calling the best picture ever of the lake's alleged sea monster

Best of Listeners' Images-- 2004

We've dug through the vaults of the old Coast to Coast AM website, and now happily present to you the best of our listener submitted images from 2004. View the gallery of 100 photos.

Cross-Eyed Opossum

A cross-eyed opossum named Heidi has become the Leipzig Zoo's most famous resident.

Knapp's List of Lists

George Knapp has selected a group of year-end Top 10 lists for your perusal, including the top news, paranormal, cryptozoological, and weird stories of the year. Pictured: 'The Montauk Monster.'

Ex-cop Saw Nessie... Twice!

Retired police detective Simon Dinsdale, whose father Tim captured Nessie on film 50 years ago, claims he has seen the elusive creature on two occasions.

New Nessie Sighting?

A landscape designer working in the Aldourie Castle gardens may have caught the elusive Loch Ness monster on camera.

Brad Steiger Monster Images

Brad Steiger sent us some illustrations of various monsters to accompany his appearance on Friday's show.

World's Longest Cat

At more than 4-ft. long, Stewie, a 5-year old Maine coon, is the new Guinness title holder for world's longest domestic cat.

Wolves Charge Traffic Cop

A traffic cop in Russia had to jump in the car of the motorist he had flagged down when a pack of wild wolves started chasing him on the motorway.

Pig Walks With 2 Legs

A pig born with just two legs in a Chinese village has learned to balance and walk.

A Double Dinosaur Discovery

Paleontologists have discovered the fossilized remains of two remarkable rhino-sized dinosaur species in southern Utah...

2011 Guinness Records

The 2011 edition of the Guinness World Records is just out, and among the recipients are the world's smallest cow (pictured), the longest dog tongue, and the longest snake.

UK's 'Porky Primate'

An overweight orangutan in England, tipping the scales at 220 lbs., is being put on a diet of fruits and vegetables.

Knapp's News 8/29/10

A number of stories have caught George Knapp's attention in the last week, including, including the BLM horse round-up in Twin Peaks, CA (pictured), an essay on UFO photos, and the "pain ray" being used on prisoners...

A Cryptid Close Call

Cryptozoologists were cautiously optimistic this weekend when news emerged from Argentina about the downing of a "fanged, hairy hominid." The hopes were that...

The Next Nessie?

Residents in the coastal town of Devon, England are abuzz over recent sightings of a mysterious sea creature that was seen hunting for food close to shore. Experts are at a loss to explain...

Rare Primate Photographed

So rarely seen, it was thought to be extinct, the Horton Plains slender loris has been caught on camera in the forests of Sri Lanka. The nocturnal animal, known for its big bulging eyes, only grows six inches long...

Texas "Chupacabras" Sightings

Two strange, hairless creatures that some are calling "chupacabras," were recently sighted in Hood County, Texas. Check out a video clip which includes an interview with animal control officer Frank Hackett...

Monster Lairs

Nick Redfern sent us images of some of the creepy locations alleged to be the stomping grounds of various creatures profiled in his new book Monsters of Texas...

'Leviathan' Fossil Discovered

Scientists have unearthed the fossilized remains of a massive predatory whale, dubbed 'Leviathan.' Over 50 feet long, the creature had huge, menacing teeth, possibly used in fierce battles with other giant sea creatures...

Evidence of Giants?

A set of huge bronze double axes are on display at the Heraklion Archeological Museum in Greece. Dated from 1700–1300 BCE, the axes were said to be religious symbols for the people of Crete. Yet, an article on s8int.com provides photos of tourists posing with the axes to show their scale...

Mystery Catch

A Chinese fisherman was puzzled by the mysterious creature he netted, which looked like a cross between a turtle and a dinosaur. It turns out that the creature was an alien of sorts. Identified as an alligator snapping turtle...

Knapp's News Links 5/23/10

Check out some of the links that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including stories about a strange creature that washed ashore in Ontario, and UFO hacker Gary McKinnon's (pictured) extradition reprieve...

Tiny but Toxic Frogs

Phantasmal poison frogs, a breed so rare they're on the verge of extinction, have been successfully bred at an aquarium in the U.K. The frogs, which measure just 1cm at adulthood, have skin so toxic they can kill anyone who merely touches them...

Noah's Ark Found?

A group of Chinese & Turkish evangelical explorers claim they have found the remains of Noah's Ark. The wooden remains, discovered 13,000 ft. up Mount Ararat in Turkey...

Newborn Horse May Be World's Smallest

A miniature stallion weighing just 6 pounds at birth may turn out to be the world's smallest horse. Named Einstein, the pinto was born Friday in New Hampshire...

Forensic Bigfoot Sketches

In anticipation of their appearance on Sunday night's show, researcher David Paulides and forensic artist Harvey Pratt, sent us some of Pratt's sketches that were based on the testimony of witnesses who had Bigfoot sightings...

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