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Illustration from the first edition of The Lost World (1912), depicting a human and an (outdated) Stegosaurus
Illustration from the first edition of The Lost World (1912), depicting a human and an (outdated) Stegosaurus
A falconer with a Harris's hawk (an avian dinosaur)
A falconer with a Harris's hawk (an avian dinosaur)
The "dinosaur of Ta Prohm", erroneously identified by some as a depiction of a stegosaur
The "dinosaur of Ta Prohm", erroneously identified by some as a depiction of a stegosaur
One of the Ica stones, featuring outdated depictions of a theropod (right; notably upright and dragging its tail on the ground) and sauropod (bottom)
One of the Ica stones, featuring outdated depictions of a theropod (right; notably upright and dragging its tail on the ground) and sauropod (bottom)
Tombstone of Bernard Heuvelmans, the "father of cryptozoology", at Le Vésinet cemetery
Tombstone of Bernard Heuvelmans, the "father of cryptozoology", at Le Vésinet cemetery
A frame from the Patterson–Gimlin film (1967), whose filmmakers claimed to feature Bigfoot in Northern California. Bigfoot is a popular figure in cryp
A frame from the Patterson–Gimlin film (1967), whose filmmakers claimed to feature Bigfoot in Northern California. Bigfoot is a popular figure in cryptozoology.