Resources on eyewitness sightings and
the supposed or assumed extinction of
all species of pterosaurs (“pterodactyls”)
Pterosaurs Alive
These cryptozoological investigations are based on many reported sightings of apparent living pterosaurs in a number of countries worldwide.
Pterosaur Sightings in Western Countries
In the United States, Canada, Australia, and many European countries,
pterosaur extinction is taken for granted. But what about sightings of
things that are described like pterosaurs? Could at least one species of
these animals be alive? Learn what eyewitnesses describe, then come
to your own conclusion.
Maybe these wonderful flying creatures are simply uncommon, mostly
nocturnal and rarely seen and even more rarely reported by the shocked
eyewitnesses. Those who do speak up about what they’ve seen, however,
often report a large size, long tail, and a lack of feathers.
For many years, reports have accumulated. It’s now obvious that at least
one species of pterosaur is alive, although they fly mostly only at night.
Copyright 2008 Sandra Paradise
Near the town of Winder, Georgia, in the
summer of 2008, a young lady was driving
to work early in the morning, when she saw
a huge featherless creature fly across the
highway, in front of her car. Sandra Paradise
was later interviewed by the cryptozoologist
Jonathan Whitcomb.
Sketch drawn by the eyewitness Patty Carson
Sketch drawn by the eyewitness Eskin Kuhn
(Some persons call the featherless creatures
“flying dinosaurs” or even “dragons.”)
Scientific paper by Jonathan D. Whitcomb
(published in this peer-reviewed journal:
The Creation Research Society Quarterly)
Sightings of apparent non-extinct pterosaurs have been
reported in the following nations, according to the American
investigative journalist Jonathan David Whitcomb:
•
Australia
•
Canada
•
Cuba
•
England
•
India
•
Indonesia
•
Iraq
•
Kenya (Africa)
•
Lithuania
•
Malaysia
•
Mexico
•
Namibia (Africa)
•
Netherlands
•
Nicaragua
•
Panama
•
Papua New Guinea
•
Philippines
•
Singapore
•
Spain
•
Sudan (Africa)
•
United States
Copyright 2006-2019 Jonathan Whitcomb
ver-015
Pterosaurs
Alive
Resources on eyewitness sightings and
the supposed or assumed extinction of
all species of pterosaurs (“pterodactyls”)
These cryptozoological investigations are based
on many reported sightings of apparent living
pterosaurs in a number of countries worldwide.
Sketch drawn by the eyewitness Patty Carson
Pterosaur Sightings in Western Countries
In the United States, Canada, Australia, and many European
countries, pterosaur extinction is taken for granted. But what
about sightings of things that are described like pterosaurs?
Could at least one species of these animals be alive? Learn
what eyewitnesses describe, then come to your own conclusion.
Maybe these wonderful flying creatures are simply uncommon,
mostly nocturnal and rarely seen and even more rarely reported
by the shocked eyewitnesses. Those who do speak up about what
they’ve seen, however, often report a large size, long tail, and a
lack of feathers.
For many years, reports have accumulated. It’s now obvious that
at least one species of pterosaur is alive, although they fly mostly
only at night.
Copyright 2008 Sandra Paradise
Near the town of Winder, Georgia, in the summer of 2008,
a young lady was driving to work early in the morning, when
she saw a huge featherless creature fly across the highway,
in front of her car. Sandra Paradise was later interviewed by
the cryptozoologist Jonathan Whitcomb.
Sketch drawn by the eyewitness Eskin Kuhn
(Some persons call the featherless creatures
“flying dinosaurs” or even “dragons.”)
Sightings of apparent non-extinct pterosaurs have been
reported in the following nations, according to the American
investigative journalist Jonathan David Whitcomb:
•
Australia
•
Canada
•
Cuba
•
England
•
India
•
Indonesia
•
Iraq
•
Kenya (Africa)
•
Lithuania
•
Malaysia
•
Mexico
•
Namibia (Africa)
•
Netherlands
•
Nicaragua
•
Panama
•
Papua New Guinea
•
Philippines
•
Singapore
•
Spain
•
Sudan (Africa)
•
United States
Scientific paper by Jonathan D. Whitcomb
(published in this peer-reviewed journal:
The Creation Research Society Quarterly)
Copyright 2006-2019 Jonathan Whitcomb
ver-015