A four-winged night bird. Archaeopteryx has recently been found to have been nocturnal, suggesting that all birds were originally night-flyers. It makes sense that feathered legs for gliding (as found in China recently) would have evolved three toes extending for flight wingspan just as the fore-fingers did. This leaves two toes mid-rear-wings as feet, aka the horseshoe 'devil's footprints' left in the snow in England. The Owlman encounters by two young girls described the ugly birdman as having black pincer claws and that it appeared to "float" towards them with it'... [More]
Its just another example of hysteria.
While topics of this nature have some value of entertainment...there is not one shred of evidence to support a Mothman.
I have an open mind regarding unexplained creatures..indeed we find them yearly.
Nevertheless,sitings in these instances isn't in some remote part of tropical rainforests but populated cities with no place to hide.
Whilst they could be large creatures in the sea that are yet to be discovered i can say with justification that none are to be found on land.
No lake monsters,no bigfoot...no mothman
#1 Posted by Smugfish on 28 April, 2010, 10:16
