[[Image:Kikimora.jpg|thumb|Illustration by Ivan Bilibin]]
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[[Image:Bilibin Alkonost.JPG|thumb|right|[[Ivan Bilibin]]'s ''Alkonost'']]
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*Ivan T. Sanderson, "Things", 1967, Pyramid Books Chapter 8 (pages 80-93)- "The M
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The term ''globster'' was coined in 1962 by Ivan T. Sanderson to describe this carcass and the name ''Sea Santa'' coined by
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Two [[cryptozoology|cryptozologists]], Ivan Sanderson and Bernard Heuvelmans, examined the "iceman" and concluded it wa
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...h a blessing and bringer of doom to its captor.[[Image: firebird.jpg|thumb|Ivan Bilibin's illustration to a Russian fairy tale about the Firebird (1899)]]
...away land with the prize. The most popular version is found in the tale of Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf.
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...be drawn to the German fairy tale The Golden Bird, the Russian Tsarevitch Ivan, the Fire Bird and the Gray Wolf, and the Bulgarian The Nine Peahens and th
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...from the Assumbo Mountains of Cameroon, best known from a sighting made by Ivan T. Sanderson and Gerald Russell in 1932. It is sometimes confused with the
Ivan T. Sanderson and Gerald Russell claimed to have seen an olitiau in 1932, wh
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[[Image:Bilibin Baba Yaga.jpg|thumb|right|196px|Baba Yaga by [[Ivan Bilibin]]]]
...nd to them. In the end, Baba Yaga is turned into a crow. Similarly, Prince Ivan in The Death of Koschei the Deathless is aided against her by animals whom
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*One speculation on its existence by the cryptozoologist Ivan T. Sanderson is that it might be a relative of Kongamato in Africa. Others
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*The worm was popularized by Czech author author Ivan Mackerle, who learned about the creature from a female student from Mongoli
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According to the highly notable cryptozoological researcher, Ivan T. Sanderson, the particular area of South America in which de Loys alleged
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...that the aforementioned written occurrence took place, and was a day that Ivan T. Sanderson never forgot.
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...ribe them as extremely pale, with no visible pupils, such as in the famous Ivan Bilibin drawing. Her hair is sometimes depicted as green, and often perpet
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British anthropologist Myra Shackley in ''Still Living?'' describes Ivan Ivlov's 1963 observation of a whole family of Almas. Ivlov, a pediatrician
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...raph recently, no one has ever been able to produce a copy of the picture. Ivan T. Sanderson claimed to have once owned a copy of the photo, which vanished
*Sanderson, Ivan T., Thunderbirds Again and Again, Pursuit: Journal of the Society for the I
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*''Haunted Summer'' (Ivan Passer, 1988); Alice Krige plays Mary Shelley
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...ttributes coinage of the term to the late Scottish explorer and adventurer Ivan T. Sanderson. Heuvelmans' 1955 book, ''On The Track of Unknown Animals'' tr
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*[[Ivan Milat]] - the "backpack-murderer"; killed at least 7 tourists
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...orley titled The Widow of Borley, which was critical of Price, and in 1996 Ivan Banks published The Enigma of Borley Rectory which supported much of Price'
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