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Creatures and Cryptids: Thunderbirds, Mokele-Mbembe, and other dinosaur Cryptids

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What is the Mokele Mbembe? What are Thunderbirds and why are there so many accounts of them throughout the Americas? Why are there so many reports of large reptilian creatures around the globe in its most unexplored regions? We know that dinosaurs once roamed the earth, could they still be in some of its darkest corners? What if everything we’ve been told about dinosaurs, the age of the earth, and evolution is a lie?   Join me as we continue our exciting journey, part 2 of examining dinosaur like cryptids from around the globe.   The Dancing Toaster is a podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. I release new episodes every Tuesday morning on Apple, Spotify, and on YouTube.   You can now support the work I’m doing through Patreon or BuyMeAcoffee.com/thedancingtoaster If you join the Patreon you can gain early access and access to a brand new member exclusive show called the Man-eating Toaster where I cover cults and true crime-y things!

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