Ropens

Other Pterosaur Sightings Long-tailed feather-less ropen-like flying creatures have been reported around the world, including states in the U.S.A. Is this flying creature, seen and sketched by the U.S. Marine Eskin C. Kuhn, a ropen, like those seen in Papua New Guinea? The two that Mr. Kuhn saw were flying in daylight, in Cuba, in 1971.

Ropens Live Pterosaurs in Papua New Guinea Mesa Agustin, Gideon Koro, and Abram: native eyewitnesses of the giant ropen of Umboi Island (Siasi), Papua New Guinea

DH’s Pterosaur Sighting Duane Hodginson's description of the giant "pterodactyl" he and his buddy saw in 1944 indicates they had seen a ropen. See a response to the “Mesozoic Objection.” No collection of fossils proves any species is extinct. Bats are a poor explanation for the reports of living pterosaurs in the islands of Papua New Guinea.

Hodgkinson’s Sketch Choice

Duane Hodgkinson, eyewitness World War II Veteran Saw Giant Living "Pterodactyl" Duane Hodgkinson, now a flight instructor

in Livingston, Montana, in 1944 was

stationed near Finschhafen, in what was

then called New Guinea. After he and his

buddy walked into a clearing, they were

amazed as a large creature flew up into

the air. The men soon realized that it was

no bird that started to circle the clearing. It

had a tail “at least ten to fifteen feet long,”

(book Searching for Ropens, 2007) and a

long appendage at the back of its head:

apparently, a live pterosaur.

Jonathan David Whitcomb, a forensic

videographer, interviewed Hodgkinson, in

2004, and found his testimony credible. In

2005, Garth Guessman, another ropen

investigator, in Montana video-taped his

own interview with Hodgkinson and the

session was analyzed by Whitcomb, who

became even more convinced the World

War II veteran was telling the truth: The

man had seen a ropen.

Hodgkinson continues to give a powerful

testimony of his 1944 encounter with a

huge flying creature that is an obvious live

pterosaur, notwithstanding the Western

dogma about universal extinction.

Many species of pterosaur may have

become extinct, but at least a few of the

two main types have survived. They are

sometimes called “pterodactyls,” “flying

dinosaurs,” “dinosaur birds,” or “dragons.”

South Carolina Sighting by Susan Wooten In South Carolina, Susan Wooten’s

sighting of a giant pterosaur was

shocking. It was between Columbia

and Florence, in about 1989, on a

remote highway surrounded by some

swamps and wooded areas.

This flying creature resembles the

ropen of Papua New Guinea, at least

somewhat, but it is also called the

“South Carolina pterosaur.”

Sketch by eyewitness Eskin Kuhn, who saw two long-tailed pterosaurs at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in 1971 Live Pterosaurs in America, third edition, takes you on an adventure of discovery: not fossil bones but eyewitness accounts of the living creatures that fly overhead: modern pterosaurs in the United States, in spite of extinction dogma. Marvel at eyewitness accounts in many of the states: California, Texas, New Mexico, Florida, and in other states. From a Wordpress blog post by Chris Jensen Romer, on Oct 3, 2012: “A Whole New Level of Weirdness: Book Review of ‘Live Pterosaurs In America’ (3rd Ed.) “Whitcomb surprised me. A number of the sightings suggest bioluminescence. I really did not expect that. . . . I must applaud all the work Whitcomb and colleagues put in. . . . I respect the work and dedication of these chaps . . .” Dragons, dinosaurs, and pterosaurs Bioluminescence of pterosaurs Grave robbery by ropen Blume’s research

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New Nonfiction Book “Pterodactyl” sightings in Cuba, Africa, and in Papua New Guinea