#16 - Last Dinosaur of the Lost World & Pyramid Magick | Ben Tejada-Ingram

The author of The Last Dinosaur of the Lost World: My Search for 'Little Nessie', Ben Tejada-Ingram (Anomaly Hunter) joins the Loco Listens Podcast to discuss his new book and dive deep into various mysteries. Ben is a very well-studied storyteller on many topics including the UFO anomalies, secrets of the Mayan, Incan, and Aztec empires, Annunaki timelines, and the ever-present puzzle of the Egyptian pyramids, the Sphinx, and other stunning artifacts of the Lost World. Buy his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Last-Dinosaur-Lost-World-Search/dp/B09S62G1JW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=2FN46UY3RE59D&keywords=the+last+dinosaur+of+the+lost+world&qid=1645135557&sprefix=the+last+dino%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-3 Ben's Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anomalyhunterx/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/anomalyhunterx About his book: Every now and then there are stories you come across that seem ripped straight from the pages of fiction, that capture your imagination. Back in 2007, when I stumbled upon a mysterious post on a message board that detailed sightings of a strange, dinosaur-like creature living on an isolated jungle plateau, my first reaction was: the author must have been reading too much Arthur Conan Doyle! The post detailed an amazing eyewitness account, and included photos as proof. Part of me was incredulous, but another part of me wanted to believe. Over a decade later, this story had stuck with me, so I started to investigate. Who had written it, were the people mentioned in it even real, and most importantly: could any of it be true? What began as a random trip down an obscure online rabbit hole, morphed into a full-fledged investigation as I started researching the real people, places, and history behind this bizarre and amazing cryptid living deep in the jungle far from civilization. This book is the result, putting together the words and pictures of scientists, researchers, explorers and adventurers, into the complete story of what may well be a living dinosaur, the “little Nessie” of Angel Falls. https://www.altmediaunited.com Follow Loco Listens Podcast on all platforms https://linktr.ee/locolistens   Connect with Listeners @ www.t.me/locolisteners Share, Subscribe, and Stay Groovy! Love always, Jake