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reply posted on 6-8-2011 @ 11:06 PM by blocula
Originally posted by blocula^^^ this link did work ^^^
Originally posted by bloculayour not alone
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reply posted on 6-8-2011 @ 11:57 PM by TheWalkingFox
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Herons are very pterodactyl-y. They also make some of the most godawful sounds in the world. Nothing like going fishing in the evening and scariung up one of these things. One moment it's just you and the river, the nest there's some giant prehistoric monster-bird exploding out of nowhere and sounding like it's dying.
Herons are very pterodactyl-y. They also make some of the most godawful sounds in the world. Nothing like going fishing in the evening and scariung up one of these things. One moment it's just you and the river, the nest there's some giant prehistoric monster-bird exploding out of nowhere and sounding like it's dying.
reply posted on 4-3-2012 @ 05:18 PM by Nyeusigrube
WOOOOW I REALLY HOPE YOU RESPOND TO THIS!!!! YOU ARE NOT CRAZY!!!!
Hi Jade! I am so glad I found this forum!! I really hope you see this because you have not been active in a while! I saw the exact same thing that you saw Saturday morning 3/3/2012 at 7:45AM. It was when we had that huge wind storm. I work out in West Olive (MI) near the lake shore and while on patrol I pulled into a parking lot to check out how high the waves were. I could not believe what I saw, I swear it's the exact same thing that you saw only it was brown. It had a very short tail and at first I thought it was some kind of crane, but I noticed that the wings were skin-like. I could see the light coming through them and it looked almost like veins. It was flying near some seagulls that were fighting the winds, but the creature was able to fly through the winds with ease (40mph) and it was probably a little bit bigger in total size than a refrigerator. This is the closest thing that I could find to what it actually looked like but I am not sure what it is called i.imgur.com... (Bottom creature) it's beak or snout was a little smaller though, but the way it's wings were shaped was not like a birds! Oh I really hope you respond to this, I am trying to find a way to private message you but I don't think that this website has that feature? Hopefully you get this!
Hi Jade! I am so glad I found this forum!! I really hope you see this because you have not been active in a while! I saw the exact same thing that you saw Saturday morning 3/3/2012 at 7:45AM. It was when we had that huge wind storm. I work out in West Olive (MI) near the lake shore and while on patrol I pulled into a parking lot to check out how high the waves were. I could not believe what I saw, I swear it's the exact same thing that you saw only it was brown. It had a very short tail and at first I thought it was some kind of crane, but I noticed that the wings were skin-like. I could see the light coming through them and it looked almost like veins. It was flying near some seagulls that were fighting the winds, but the creature was able to fly through the winds with ease (40mph) and it was probably a little bit bigger in total size than a refrigerator. This is the closest thing that I could find to what it actually looked like but I am not sure what it is called i.imgur.com... (Bottom creature) it's beak or snout was a little smaller though, but the way it's wings were shaped was not like a birds! Oh I really hope you respond to this, I am trying to find a way to private message you but I don't think that this website has that feature? Hopefully you get this!
reply posted on 4-3-2012 @ 05:29 PM by Nyeusigrube
reply to post by Nyeusigrube
i.imgur.com... HERE IS A BETTER PICTURE (though fake) of exactly what I saw
i.imgur.com... HERE IS A BETTER PICTURE (though fake) of exactly what I saw
reply posted on 4-3-2012 @ 05:31 PM by blocula
reply to post by Nyeusigrube
A Pelican is the modern bird which resembles a Pterodactyl the most and i'm not saying that this is whats been seen,i was'nt there,but its a possible candidate for what people saw and some of these birds have a 10 foot wingspan and a 14 inch beak...
Pelicans > en.wikipedia.org...
Pelicans In Michigan > outdoormagazine.tv...
A Pelican is the modern bird which resembles a Pterodactyl the most and i'm not saying that this is whats been seen,i was'nt there,but its a possible candidate for what people saw and some of these birds have a 10 foot wingspan and a 14 inch beak...
Pelicans > en.wikipedia.org...
Pelicans In Michigan > outdoormagazine.tv...
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reply posted on 22-3-2012 @ 01:12 AM by EarthEvolves
reply to post by Jade2010
This sounds like a horribly strange question but were you near a military base? Google "Superstition Psyops," an actual military term.
I suspect that what you saw was probably some kind of carrion of some variety, neither a Mesozoic reptile nor a military psyop. I am not doubting you, just noting that extraordinary claims have an extraordinary requirement for reproducible evidence.
This sounds like a horribly strange question but were you near a military base? Google "Superstition Psyops," an actual military term.
I suspect that what you saw was probably some kind of carrion of some variety, neither a Mesozoic reptile nor a military psyop. I am not doubting you, just noting that extraordinary claims have an extraordinary requirement for reproducible evidence.
reply posted on 22-3-2012 @ 10:53 PM by EarthEvolves
reply to post by blocula
Fair point. I note that oceanic organisms seem to preserve their phenotypes better. Land and air creatures seem to change. I am not evolutionary biologist, and do not claim to be. That is simply an observation.
As for ghosts, well, I can say that any ghost still hanging around after 65 million years has serious self-esteem issues.
Fair point. I note that oceanic organisms seem to preserve their phenotypes better. Land and air creatures seem to change. I am not evolutionary biologist, and do not claim to be. That is simply an observation.
As for ghosts, well, I can say that any ghost still hanging around after 65 million years has serious self-esteem issues.
reply posted on 22-3-2012 @ 11:02 PM by blocula
Originally posted by EarthEvolvesWhats going on with the variation of change during evolution when comparing ocean life and land life? For instance sharks have looked the same for hundreds of millions of years...Whats up with that?...A thread in the making i think?
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Fair point. I note that oceanic organisms seem to preserve their phenotypes better. Land and air creatures seem to change. I am not evolutionary biologist, and do not claim to be. That is simply an observation.
As for ghosts, well, I can say that any ghost still hanging around after 65 million years has serious self-esteem issues.
Ghosts might be souls trapped in a limbo of the lost,those who died violently and unexpectedly and the dinosaurs may have been very swiftly wiped out and very violently by a cosmic horror,that 6 mile wide asteroid hitting earth at around 35,000 mph with a force of around 2,000,000 hydrogen bombs and so maybe thats why some of them are still seen as ghosts so long after that cataclysm happened?
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reply posted on 23-3-2012 @ 02:19 AM by EarthEvolves
reply to post by blocula
Perhaps the oceanic environment is more conservative than land environments. "Water world" might not force life to adapt so differently over time. Even dolphins and fish converge in their basic body shape, despite their vastly different genotypes. Again, I am no biologist but it is an interesting question.
As for the ghost thing, well, I find politicians scarier than ghosts any day!
Perhaps the oceanic environment is more conservative than land environments. "Water world" might not force life to adapt so differently over time. Even dolphins and fish converge in their basic body shape, despite their vastly different genotypes. Again, I am no biologist but it is an interesting question.
As for the ghost thing, well, I find politicians scarier than ghosts any day!
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