Deletion of Mithla (creature)

Comment: Mithla is sometimes spelled as Mitla, as Fawcett does in ''Exploration Fawcett'' and Jeremy Mallinson in ''Travels in Search of Endangered Species''. We had an article on that once already, which was deleted at rticles for deletion/Mitla (cryptid). It is perhaps worth noting that Mallinson confers with Heuvelmans, who we describe as "as a founding figure in the pseudoscience and subculture of cryptozoology." There is no mention of any folkore surrounding the mythical creature. It's a cryptid, proposed by Fawcett. Another author who has written about the mitla is Karl Shuker, the cryptozoologist, http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2013/02/trailing-mitla-dog-like-cat-or-cat-like.html here. So much for "This page has no connection with a pseudoscience named cryptozoology
Stance: delete
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