Comments for Cryptid Eyewitness http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog Especially for the eyewitnesses of strange creatures Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:38:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on “Big Bird” in San Diego, California? by Cerritos Families » Blog Archive » Big Bird or Pterodactyl in San Diego http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=727&cpage=1#comment-333 Cerritos Families » Blog Archive » Big Bird or Pterodactyl in San Diego Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:38:26 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=727#comment-333 [...] “Big Bird” in San Diego? The problem with notifying the news media, in this case, was that just three months previously somebody had played a practical joke. A statue in northern San Diego County was found to have a model “pterodactyl” fixed onto the top. This was carried in the news, becoming well-known in the San Diego area. What news reporter would thereafter give serious consideration to a report of two giant pterodactyls flying over the middle of San Diego? [...] [...] “Big Bird” in San Diego? The problem with notifying the news media, in this case, was that just three months previously somebody had played a practical joke. A statue in northern San Diego County was found to have a model “pterodactyl” fixed onto the top. This was carried in the news, becoming well-known in the San Diego area. What news reporter would thereafter give serious consideration to a report of two giant pterodactyls flying over the middle of San Diego? [...]

]]> Comment on What do you Call a Modern Pterosaur? by Pterosaurs in Pennsylvania « Live Pterosaur http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=705&cpage=1#comment-325 Pterosaurs in Pennsylvania « Live Pterosaur Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:13:55 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=705#comment-325 [...] America, now including Pennsylvania, an apparent modern pterosaur that glows at night—that is often associated with the ropen of Papua New Guinea, although we [...] [...] America, now including Pennsylvania, an apparent modern pterosaur that glows at night—that is often associated with the ropen of Papua New Guinea, although we [...]

]]> Comment on “It Would Have Been Seen” if Bigfoot Existed by Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » To be Extinct or not to be Extinct, That is the Question http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=635&cpage=1#comment-323 Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » To be Extinct or not to be Extinct, That is the Question Sun, 27 Nov 2011 03:49:54 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=635#comment-323 [...] “It Would Have Been Seen” if BigFoot Existed Looking straight at their reasoning reveals the problem: “People who say they saw X could not have really seen X because if X existed then somebody would have seen X.” [...] [...] “It Would Have Been Seen” if BigFoot Existed Looking straight at their reasoning reveals the problem: “People who say they saw X could not have really seen X because if X existed then somebody would have seen X.” [...]

]]> Comment on Kongamato of Africa by Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » Kongamato and Ropen Compared http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=559&cpage=1#comment-309 Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » Kongamato and Ropen Compared Tue, 02 Aug 2011 21:17:55 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=559#comment-309 [...] begin by being precise. I do not insinuate that in Africa all sightings with the label “kongamato” are of the same species of pterosaur or even any kind of pterosaur; the same applies [...] [...] begin by being precise. I do not insinuate that in Africa all sightings with the label “kongamato” are of the same species of pterosaur or even any kind of pterosaur; the same applies [...]

]]> Comment on Rhamphorhynchoid Pterosaurs in Cuba by Jonathan Whitcomb http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=572&cpage=1#comment-308 Jonathan Whitcomb Tue, 07 Jun 2011 11:42:13 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=572#comment-308 Thank you, Cliff I hope to talk with you soon; we've been out of touch too long. Thank you, Cliff

I hope to talk with you soon; we’ve been out of touch too long.

]]> Comment on Rhamphorhynchoid Pterosaurs in Cuba by Clifford Anthony Paiva http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=572&cpage=1#comment-307 Clifford Anthony Paiva Sat, 04 Jun 2011 23:37:43 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=572#comment-307 ...and the work goes on. BSM Research Associates is currently correlating the Sonora Desert, Mexico, Texas and Great Lakes videos. Image processing of body and tail flange regions are of primary interest at BSM Research. Once the debunked evolutionary model is removed from real science, then the presence of these so-called extinct animals in the world today becomes tenable. The same argument is applied to plesiosaur and elasmosaur. …and the work goes on. BSM Research Associates is currently correlating the Sonora Desert, Mexico, Texas and Great Lakes videos. Image processing of body and tail flange regions are of primary interest at BSM Research. Once the debunked evolutionary model is removed from real science, then the presence of these so-called extinct animals in the world today becomes tenable. The same argument is applied to plesiosaur and elasmosaur.

]]> Comment on Dragons or Pterosaurs in Australia by Pterosaur in Australia « In a Nutshell http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=595&cpage=1#comment-305 Pterosaur in Australia « In a Nutshell Wed, 01 Jun 2011 00:45:44 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=595#comment-305 [...] Dragons or Pterosaurs in Australia “My husband and I both sighted a huge creature flying over a densely populated area, while we were out walking one night in Perth, Western Australia on the coastline around 10:30 pm . . . it had a long tail and a wingspan that we estimated at between 30-50 feet across . . . “This creature was huge and never in my life have I ever seen anything that remotely resembled it until I found a page on Pterosaurs.” [...] [...] Dragons or Pterosaurs in Australia “My husband and I both sighted a huge creature flying over a densely populated area, while we were out walking one night in Perth, Western Australia on the coastline around 10:30 pm . . . it had a long tail and a wingspan that we estimated at between 30-50 feet across . . . “This creature was huge and never in my life have I ever seen anything that remotely resembled it until I found a page on Pterosaurs.” [...]

]]> Comment on Kongamato of Africa by Dragons or Pterosaurs in Australia » Cryptid Eyewitness http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=559&cpage=1#comment-304 Dragons or Pterosaurs in Australia » Cryptid Eyewitness Tue, 31 May 2011 23:50:25 +0000 http://www.livingpterosaurs.com/blog/?p=559#comment-304 [...] accounts of cryptids seen in the wild RSSRhamphorhynchoid Pterosaurs in Cuba May 17, 2011Kongamato of Africa April 28, 2011Cryptozoology Book by Jonathan David Whitcomb, of California "Live Pterosaurs in [...] [...] accounts of cryptids seen in the wild RSSRhamphorhynchoid Pterosaurs in Cuba May 17, 2011Kongamato of Africa April 28, 2011Cryptozoology Book by Jonathan David Whitcomb, of California "Live Pterosaurs in [...]

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