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Jun 3, 2020 55 min

Lon Strickler talks Winged Cryptids, Mothman, Pterosaurs

from Talking Weird Hosted by Dean Bertram PhD and Jenn Dorrell

Lon Strickler, cryptid researcher and founder of the influential Phantoms and Monsters website, joins Dean and Jenn to discuss his most recent book WINGED CRYPTIDS: HUMANOIDS, MONSTERS AND ANOMALOUS CREATURES CASEBOOK. Lon talks about some of his own encounters, including his experience with a Bigfoot, and his sighting of a winged humanoid. The conversation covers several different types, or manifestations, of winged anomalous beings; from Mothman, through angels, to pterosaurs. The fascinating chat also delves into different theories and ideas as to the nature and origin of these strange entities. WINGED CRYPTIDS: HUMANOIDS, MONSTERS AND ANOMALOUS CREATURES CASEBOOK is available from Amazon, here: https://www.amazon.com/Winged-Cryptids-Humanoids-Anomalous-Creatures-ebook/dp/B086T57CW3/ Visit PHANTOMS AND MONSTERS at: https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/ Like the official PHANTOMS AND MONSTERS Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ForteanResearch/ Follow Lon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PhantomMonster Lon's Amazon.com author page: https://www.amazon.com/Lon-Strickler/e/B009JURSD4 Listen to Lon's podcast ARCANE RADIO here: https://arcaneradio.podbean.com/

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