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Books on Living Dinosaurs
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The author, Phillip O’Donnell (a teenager), presents many eyewitness accounts of living dinosaurs and pterosaurs. This cryptozoology book is strongly Creationist (anti-Darwin). See a book review on D.D.A.
Living Pterosaurs in Papua New Guinea
The “Bible” of living-pterosaur investigations, Searching for Ropens takes the reader on a true-life adventure to a remote island in Papua New Guinea. Not only does this nonfiction reveal details (previously almost entirely unknown to Westerners) about the creature called “ropen,” “indava,” “seklo-bali,” and “duwas,” but it reveals why it took so long for Westerners to discover these amazing bioluminescent Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaurs: Giant “Pterodactyls!” Be aware that this book is strongly Creationist and even has much in the appendix that disputes G.T.E., Darwin’s General Theory of Evolution (anti-Darwin). |
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Mystery in Acambaro: Did Dinosaurs
Charles Hapgood "researched the Acambaro collection of clay figurines . . . in the mid-1960s. The Acambaro collection comprises hundreds of clay figurines that are apparently thousands of years old; however, they depict . . . humans interacting with dinosaurs . . ." |
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If the idea of a live dinosaur or pterosaur seems unbelievable, consider why the idea of complete extinctions of all such animals is so often taken for granted. How often the extinction date of a particular dinosaur or pterosaur is listed, in millions of years! How often is the reasoning behind that declaration explained? Almost never. In reality, there is no evidence that any “ancient” creature is extinct; assumptions are declared as if fact. But eyewitnesses should be respected and their testimonies analyzed with objectivity. Isn’t that a principle basis for all scientific progress? |
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Information and reviews of more books on dinosaurs and pterosaurs is available for those with an open mind. Extinction is not the only possibility for some creatures which may be “living fossils.” Consider reading at least one cryptozoology book before giving up on the hope that at least one dinosaur or pterosaur still lives. |
