Loren Colemanさんのイラストまとめ

Stanton T. Friedman, 84, Dies
"The Flying Saucer Physicist"
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~ @CryptoLoren

I was able to speak with psychologist Tom Woodruff in Kenya today, about the Nandi Bear and Tom’s Nandi Hills donations on the way to the Museum. In the early 20th century, the Nandi Bear, per Bernard Heuvelmans and Frank Lane, was as oft-discussed as the Yeti.~ @CryptoLoren

Forget the hoax that is the “Momo challenge.” The only real MOMO (= Missouri Monster) that matters is a hominoid cryptid that peaked with sightings in 1972. @BlackburnLyle has a new book on the creature, and my blurb is on the cover. ~ @CryptoLoren

The late hominology researcher and author Mark A. Hall theorized the early influences on the Satyr lore were encounters with surviving hairy hominoids. Perhaps that included Krampus tales too? ~ @CryptoLoren

I gave a talk at @sscasino’s #paracon a few years ago, and inspired what would become two female only Minnesota-based Bigfoot groups: SasquatchHers & She-Squatchers. ~ @CryptoLoren

#CzCon2019, like #CzCon2018, will be near @ThompsonsPoint @VisitPortland @visitmaine but not on Labor Day Weekend. The Year of 2019 will be the 200th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Asian Tapir! #Cryptozoology vindicated. ~ @CryptoLoren @Bgfootwhisperer

#CzCon2018 ~> #CzCon2019 Year of the Tapir. In 1812, Baron George Cuvier made what the cryptozoologist Bernard Heuvelmans called his "Rash Dictum": he said that it was unlikely that any large animal remained undiscovered. In 1819, the Malayan Tapir was discovered. ~ @CryptoLoren

Thank you Jū Jin Yuki Otoko (獣人雪男) lit. Monster Snowman) - transported via English as Half Human 1958. The film directed by Ishiro Honda had everything to do with propelling my questioning mind in 1960 into cryptozoology for my lifetime. ~ @CryptoLoren

Some, like @archita_mittra, may not be aware that famed tarot card artist Alika Lindbergh (https://t.co/AyiIcfbJjP) is Bernard Heuvelmans’ former wife, and his illustrator. Her True Giant illustration was used with her permission on my Hall-Coleman of that name. ~ @CryptoLoren

.@AMNH - Is your T. Roosevelt acquired (1913) specimen of Kobomani tapir (Tapirus kabomani) on exhibit or merely in the collection?

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Thank you,
@CryptoLoren