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The Eastern panther has regained firm footing, anew, as a full-fledged cryptid. But what does that really mean, in the political world in which they exist? Commentary. Images.

Read: The Eastern Panther Is Extinct, Say Feds! What Are The Politics Behind Their Declaration? »

What do you think my answer is? Images.

Read: “No New Animals Are Discovered in the USA, Right?” »

This was only the second time one of these felids has been seen since the mid-1960s. Image.

Read: Rare Ocelot Sighting In Arizona »

The scientists also found genetically very similar specimens in the highlands of Ethiopia. Image.

Read: Walk Like An Egyptian: Jackal Is A Wolf »

If the Dodo were to be rediscovered, some very common phrases would become obsolete. How ironic. Images.

Read: How Dead Is The Dodo? »

Who says there are no large animals left to be discovered?

Read: New Whales and the Wonders of the Deep »

Finding new animals in North America is a rare phenomenon, but not unknown. Images.

Read: Giant Crayfish Discovered in Tennessee »

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 »

What did this avian wonder turn out to be? A guest blog posting by Pink-Headed Duck searcher Richard Thorns. Images.

Read: Peru’s Mystery Parakeet »

Africa’s savanna elephant is as different from Africa’s forest elephant as Asian elephants are to mammoths. But what of pygmies? Images.

Read: Confirmed: Africa Has Two Elephant Species »

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 »

The Philippines government is in crisis, and, in part, it is because they created a bird that doesn’t exist, not even as a cryptid. Image.

Read: Philippines Creates Fake New Parrot Species »

These cryptozoology library worthy volumes appear to be two good companion texts covering different aspects of what is known about this special species. Images.

Read: Two New Caribbean Monk Seal Books »

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 »

I want to share with you the Table of Contents today. I’m proud of what’s inside this one!! Images.

Read: It’s Alive! TG: Table of Contents »