Rev. Douglas James Cottrell PhD: Sea monsters, la chupacabra, and the thunderbird

[alhaquin]

wow guest that throws the chupacabra theory out of the window

[StaRrySky]

you should ask about mermaids. teehee.

[rammsteinregeln]

Ahh, he was already asked about this in a different session- mermaids, mermen, many of the half-human half-beasts of myth stemmed from Atlantean genetic engineering, they were known as "The Things" and exploited for slave labor. Google'ing '+atlantis +"the things" ' should yield more about this

[DBBCSR67A]

is this hinting that dinosaurs were wiped out by massive tsunamis instead of the comet hitting the Gulf of Mexico which was all land at the time and blocking out sun?

[oceandrivejr]

Hey thx for asking my question. Although he says "thunderbirds" dont exist, I find it strange from the numerous experiences from people who have had very close encounters with such creatures. But nevertheless thx

[rammsteinregeln]

He suggested that the thunderbird existed as of recently ("in modern times") but doesn't exist presently- it was another creature descended from prehistoric times. Yes a lot of people have claimed to see giant birds, sometimes they mistake turkey vultures or other very large-wingspan birds for them and it's understandable since it can be tough to judge size from a distance

[oceandrivejr]

Yea no worries. The sea mosnters are quite interesting too, I wonder if any of them was responsible for the strange sound recorded in the pacific called the "Bloop" did you hear about that?

[rammsteinregeln]

Hmm, no but just looked it up. Interesting! If it was from a living creature it would have had to be several times larger than the blue whale!? Who knows

[oceandrivejr]

Yea can't wait to see whats living down there. Why not ask Douglas about it & see if he is able to detect the source? ;)

[rammsteinregeln]

Good idea

[k907]

Thanks Ram! Lol on the phone ringing in the background. Was the sea monsters directed to the Cadborosaurus and the Ogopogo?

[rammsteinregeln]

It was a blanket question asking about 'all' the mythical sea monsters and where they would be in the world, he basically said that yes there are some left

[l7ustin]

no chupacabras? :(

[rammsteinregeln]

It sort of suggests that there are other animals being mistaken for them.. kinda surprised by the answer actually

[insertthissideup]

Thanks for posting

[rammsteinregeln]

No problem