Cyclops' do exist but of course it is a birth defect and not a supernatural occurrence.
In Burma during the early 60s, my mother witnessed an infant, dead, with one eye in the centre of it's forehead.

The baby shark looks kind of fake, as if made of rubber, but then again I suppose all cyclops's look like that. I couldn't believe my eyes back when I saw that photo of a one-eyed kitten either.

I remember a story that my elementary teacher once told us, of how she had once known a three-year old boy whom she claimed to have had cyclopsia and an odd number of toes. She told us that his parents had tried to send him to a normal kindergarden and that he had died soon after she first came to know him. I later had quite a number of nightmares of that boy. =/ By now I think that a story like this should have resurfaced in the newspapers at some point in time and due to the fact that although our teacher was a nice lady she had a tendency of scaring us straight with talltales I'm not so sure anymore whether this story was real or not.

"In fact, off the top of my head I can't think of any hoaxes involving fake cyclops,..."

Alex, "off the top of my head" while talking about fake cyclops. It almost sounds like a Freudian Slip

Or was that a reflection of your sense of humour?

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