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One creature that always seem to popup in my interviews is the Chupacabras. Below you can read what some of the researchers I’ve interviewed really think about the famous “goat sucker.”

Read: Chupacabras: Zooform or Cryptozoology? »

These are great times to be a skeptic interested in monsters and things that go bump in the night!Benjamin Radford

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Another strange carcass found in Texas…

Another identification as the Texas Chupacabras…

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Today is El Cinco De Mayo (“The Fifth of May” in Spanish). A good excuse to celebrate Chupacabras and Jennifer Lopez. Images.

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Zenescope Entertainment has a new comic book series called “The Monster Hunters’ Survival Guide.”

The third and fourth issues feature artwork and write-ups on some of the world’s most infamous cryptids, such as the Chupacabras, giant anacondas, the Kraken, the Mokele Mbembe, giant catfish, and more.

Ordering info and cover images here on Cryptomundo.

Issue 4’s cover art features Charlie Sheen and a Chupacabras. Doing what you ask? Duh, Winning!

Read: The Monster Hunters’ Survival Guide Issues 3 & 4 »

Fox’s show tangles with cryptozoology, skeptics, cryptozoologists, and Chupacabras. This is all a nice surprise! Video. Images.

Read: L. Coleman Appears On “Bones” »

Here is what the editor of the Skeptical Inquirer says about his potential reward to historical Chupacabras researchers. Images.

Read: Need $250? Take Ben’s Chupa Challenge! »

Dogs with human heads or faces have long been sighted in Japan. Is there a zoological explanation behind this phenomenon?

Read: Jinmenken: The Human-Faced Dogs of Japan »

Crypto-colleague Scott Corrales shares news of Podcast Criptozoología en España.

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Here’s a look back at some of the more interesting cryptozoology stories that AOL News covered in 2010. Images.

Read: AOL Picks Top Cryptozoology Stories »

Guess what it is? Images.

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The Year of 2010 may be remembered, in popular culture, cryptozoologically, for its series of stories of such cryptids as a blond Bigfoot named Knobby, on misidentifications of common animals, of announcements of a few remarkable discoveries, and about groundbreaking new concepts on tribal Sasquatch and extraordinary True Giants. Images.

Read: Top Ten Cryptozoology Stories of 2010 »

Herewith, the best works on cryptids, monsters, and creatures that were published in 2010 are assembled here for your use and interest. Plus get some sneak peeks at 2011. Images.

Read: Top 20 Cryptozoology Books of 2010 »

Lee Spiegel of AOL News has written an intelligent and balanced summary of the latest bit of research confirming what some of us have been saying for a couple decades. Images.

Read: AOL News: Chupacabras vs Chupacabra Again »

National Geographic News tries to set the record straight. Images.

Read: Chupacabras Again »