In June of 2008, a pilot was flying a small twin-engined plane. He and his co-pilot are both former navy pilots.
Nearing the end of the 700-mile flight from Broome, Australia, to Bali, Indonesia, the pilot saw
what appeared to be another
airplane; it was on a collision course. He soon saw that it was no plane but a strange giant flying creature. He put his plane
into a dive but the creature did likewise. A quick bank by the plane prevented a collision. Both the pilot and co-pilot called the
creature a "pterodactyl."
According to the book "Live Pterosaurs in America," one eyewitness answered many questions put to him by the author Jonathan Whitcomb:
Q:
Was there anything unusual about the tail?
.
A: . . . it was long and skinny, it also had a spade on it about 3 or 4 inches from the
very end
Q: [were there any] feathers?
.
A: Absolutely no feathers
Live Pterosaurs
Commonly Called "Pterodactyls"
Many of the eyewitnesses reports come from the Southwest Pacific, including Papua New Guinea,
Australia, and
Indonesia; but some reports
come from Africa, South America, North America, and Europe. Living pterosaurs, or what very much appear so to be, have been observed
all over the world, obviously non-extinct.
Please keep an open mind to what the eyewitnesses tell us: what they saw.
Antwerp, Ohio, newspaper, front-page article about a living-pterosaur sighting
Paul Nation, von Texas, ging vier Entdeckungsreisen in Papua-Neuguinea weiter