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Our annual review of stories and developments in the ongoing story of this so-called “living fossil” fish is shared in the accompanying detailed list. Images.

Read: Top Ten Coelacanth News Items of 2010 »

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 »

Until recently, the fossil’s origin at the museum had been as much a mystery as its origin in nature. Images.

Read: New Horned Rodent Fossil Discovered In Museum »

The mainstream anthropologist who was interviewed in David L. Wolper’s Monsters! Mysteries or Myths? is relatively unknown today. But he was an interesting character during his lifetime. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Doc Interviewee: T. Dale Stewart »

Here’s a roundup of the notable notables. Images.

Read: Top Cryptozoology Lists of 2010 »

Only until December 26th to buy it, but the tickets expire on June 27, 2011. Images.

Read: Thank You, Groupon! »

We celebrate this man’s direct legacy to cryptozoology television programming. Image. Video.

Read: Remembering David L. Wolper »

Did you know more sales at Amazon.com are made during the two days of Christmas and the day after than on any other two-day-period all year long. Join your cryptofriends there today to buy cryptozoo books. Image.

Read: What To Do With That Amazon Gift Certificate? The Gralien Report’s Suggestion! »

The Wildman is drawn full circle in art, folklore, fiction, legend, and popular culture. Images.

Read: Santa = Wildman »

Guess what it is? Images.

Read: Kentucky Chupacabra »

Today, a guest blogger’s critique of the new book from Mark A. Hall and Loren Coleman, True Giants: Is Gigantopithecus Still Alive?. Images.

Read: Redfern On Giganto »

We were not alone. Images.

Read: Confirmed: X-Women = Denisovans »

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 »