Tag Archives: Bat
Northeast Texas Pterosaur
Aaron Tullock would sometimes play in the woods and swamp near his grandparents’ house; he and his friends would often look for animals there. But this day was different, for Aaron was alone, and the animal he encountered on that late … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bat, bird, cryptozoologist, dinosaurs, flying, long tail, no feathers, pterosaur, swamp, Texas, Tullock
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Giant Bat . . . in the United States?
A common explanation for reports of giant living pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific–that is the fruit bat called “Flying Fox.” But many problems plague that explanation. Descriptions include a very long tail, brilliant bioluminescence, fish-catching habits, and a truly giant … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bat, bioluminescence, fish, Flying Fox, giant, Rhamphorhynchoid
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