By cryptozoologist Jonathan Whitcomb
Of course, the ideal reporting of a sighting of an apparent pterodactyl, more correctly called a pterosaur, is soon after the encounter and to the right kind of cryptozoologist. Yet the sighting can still be reported long after the event, even years later. In other words, if you or someone you know has seen a living pterodactyl, report it NOW, and use the following page for more information:
You can remain anonymous, or you can allow your name to be made public: It’s entirely up to you.
Sketch drawn by the pterodactyl eyewitness Patty Carson (Cuba, ~1965)
Some eyewitnesses, in various parts of the world, call this kind of featherless flying creature a “dragon”.
Example of a sighting report
The following is a brief example of part of a reported pterodactyl sighting:
. . . It was huge and was no freakin bird, I can tell you that. The wingspan was beyond anything I ever seen even on TV or in any museum . . . [and it had] leather like dragon wings.
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A North Chicago Portage Park community resident and his neighbor observed a huge dragon-like cryptid flying overhead while working in their yards on Tuesday May 18, 2021.
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Pterodactyl sightings in the United States
Youtube video with Jonathan Whitcomb
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From the investigative journalist Jonathan Whitcomb: “Where did dragon legends come from? Could some of them have come from sightings of pterosaurs centuries ago? I believe so . . .” [You can watch this Youtube video for free]
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Report a dinosaur bird sighting
What could be as strange as accounts of dragons flying over our heads in the 21st century? I need to explain . . .
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Duane Hodgkinson . . . a World War II veteran who saw, long ago, a “pterodactyl” in a jungle: his 1944 sighting near Finschhafen, New Guinea . . . In a jungle clearing with moderately high grass, a clearing about a hundred feet in diameter, the two men saw something at the far side, something astonishing.
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Contrary to the surface appearance from looking at a statistic in my compilation of data early in the year 2013, extant pterosaurs in modern times do not likely actually involve a 20-to-1 ratio of long-tails to short-tails.
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Dragons still fly over Los Angeles
Twice in the first five months of 2013 has an eyewitness reported something like a pterosaur or dragon flying over Los Angeles, both times over the I-5 between Griffith Park and Glendale. Those two sightings were less than two miles apart, near the Los Angeles River, if not directly over it.
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