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Comment on Smithsonian Gets “Discovery” but Runs Away From Discovery by Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » Only One Kind of Discovery for Smithsonian

Tue, 24 Apr 2012 22:31:21 +0000

[...] Smithsonian Gets “Discovery” but Runs Away From Discovery David Woetzel has explored in Africa, searching for a living dinosaur, and has explored in Papua New Guinea, searching for a living pterosaur. But Switek takes this as if it makes Woetzel’s position weak, and the point of all of this is that Woetzel is questioning scientific assumptions that Switek has taken for granted. Putting this in the context of a court trial: The defense attorney cannot prove his case by saying that the district attorney cannot be believed because he prosecutes people. [...]

Comment on Smithsonian Gets “Discovery” but Runs Away From Discovery by Smithsonian Incapable of Calculating a Probability - Pterosaur Eyewitness

Smithsonian Incapable of Calculating a Probability - Pterosaur Eyewitness — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 20:07:04 +0000

[...] Smithsonian Gets “Discovery” but Runs Away From Discovery Space Shuttle “Discovery” took its final flight on the back of a modified 747 Jumbo Jet. It will be a museum piece in the Smithsonian, the largest system of museums in the world. But even though they get the “Discovery,” the Smithsonian museums had previously run away from the potential discovery of a modern living pterosaur: the ropen of Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Sighting ropen [...]

Comment on Smithsonian Gets “Discovery” but Runs Away From Discovery by Infogivmo » Blog Archive » Smithsonian Embraces Shuttle but Shoots Down Pterosaur

Fri, 20 Apr 2012 23:10:56 +0000

[...] Smithsonian Gets “Discovery” but Runs Away From Discovery To be sure, the Smithsonian’s contributions to scientific knowledge may be immense, but just as none of us as individual humans are perfect, none of our institutions are perfect. I put forth my opinion here that the Smithsonian Magazine blog post “Don’t Get Strung Along by the Ropen Myth,” of August 16, 2010, by Brian Switek, was full of mistakes and missed important things regarding eyewitness reports. [...]

Comment on Biggest Pterosaurs by Largest Pterosaur - Pterosaur Eyewitness

Largest Pterosaur - Pterosaur Eyewitness — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 14:04:46 +0000

[...] Biggest Pterosaurs . . . during World War II, the American Duane Hodgkinson and his army buddy were shocked to see one of the giant ropens fly into the air right after it was startled awake from a wild pig in a jungle clearing. Hodgkinson estimated the wingspan as similar to that of a Piper Tri-Pacer airplane, in other words about 29 feet. He estimated the tail length at about 10-15 feet, at least. [...]

Comment on Can a Cryptozoologist be a Pterodactyl Expert? by Infogivmo » Blog Archive » Pterodactyl Expert?

Infogivmo » Blog Archive » Pterodactyl Expert? — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 18:20:55 +0000

[...] Can a Cryptozoologist be a Pterodactyl Expert? Of course, the real issue is the credibility of the eyewitnesses whose reports have been analyzed by Whitcomb. Could sightings have been misidentifications or hoaxes? The appropriateness of the label “pterodactyl expert” is way off the mark for what we need to be asking ourselves. [...]

Comment on Pterosaur Seen by Brian Hennessy by Two Years of Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive « Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive

Fri, 17 Feb 2012 13:32:55 +0000

[...] Pterosaur Sighting by Hennessy [...]

Comment on Wingspan Estimates Eliminate Hoax by Hoax Potential – Pterosaur Wingspan

Hoax Potential – Pterosaur Wingspan — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:05:30 +0000

[...] Wingspan Estimates Eliminate Hoax [...]

Comment on Flying Dragons in Australia by Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » Dragons and Pterosaurs

Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » Dragons and Pterosaurs — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 16:11:08 +0000

[...] Flying Dragons in Australia . . . sightings of pterosaurs flying, or something like that, have been reported by Australians, and those sightings have been in diverse areas, mostly coastal, especially in the west, south, and east. You would think they would be mostly on the north coast, being closer to Papua New Guinea and the ropen habitat, but there it is. [...]

Comment on Cheesman Lights and Pterosaurs by Demon Flyer of Papua New Guinea « Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive

Demon Flyer of Papua New Guinea « Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 23:38:31 +0000

[...] Evelyn Cheesman and Possible Bioluminescent Pterosaurs The lights observed and analyzed by Cheesman were, according to her conclusion, not from any human origin. This reminds me of investigations of Marfa Lights of Texas, where investigators like James Bunnell, Edson Hendricks, and others are convinced some strange lights are not from any car headlights. Comment (RSS) | Trackback | Permalink [...]

Comment on Dinosaur birds, by any other name by Dinosaur Bird in Western States « Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive

Dinosaur Bird in Western States « Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 22:52:20 +0000

[...] Dinosaur birds, by any other name According to Susan Wooten (of South Carolina) and Aaron Tullock (of Texas) and Eskin Kuhn (of Ohio) pterosaurs are very much alive. Those three eyewitesses have given out their names after being interviewed by the same cryptozoologist: Jonathan Whitcomb (of California). And not one of those three witnesses are dishonest or insane or even mistaken in their interpretations, according to Whitcomb. Tagged California, dinosaur bird Comment (RSS) | Trackback | Permalink [...]