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Cryptozoology is literally 'the study of hidden animals'; beasts that are dismissed as legend by mainstream scientists. Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and the Abominable Snowman are all famous 'cryptids'. Many cryptozoologists spend their lives hunting for evidence of these mythical animals, often with little success. Their supporters argue that 'monsters' such as the mountain gorilla and okapi were considered as cryptids before being 'discovered' by science. 'The natural history of the unnatural world' claims to be a volume produced by the 'Cryptozoological Society of London'; opening up over 100 years of files and presenting evidence for many ... Read the complete review
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