Yowie - Wikipedia
Joyner's interest has been in the nineteenth century phenomenon known as the yahoo (also called the hairy man, Australian ape or Australian gorilla), a shadowy creature then seen as an undiscovered marsupial but one that was presumably extinct by the early twentieth century. There is some evidence for its former existence (Joyner 2008, p. 109).
The marsupial Yowie? : r/YowieResearch - Reddit
2022年10月24日 — A couple of Yowie researchers (Frost and Opit) have also suggested that the Yowie could be marsupial based on a couple of historical reports which mention something resembling a pouch but modern reports don’t seem to mention such a feature.
Yowie: The Bigfoot of Australia - History, Characteristics, and …
2024年1月20日 — The Yowie, also known as Yahoo, Yuri, or Harry man, is described as a large, humanoid marsupial or great ape, standing between five and nine feet tall with a large red mouth, claws resembling talon-like points, and two large canines or fangs.
On the Trail of the Yowie - Skeptoid
2021年1月12日 — Today, the Yowie exists in the realms of cryptozoology. Its believers treat it as a real, yet undiscovered, animal; very similar to how Bigfoot advocates take their charge completely seriously as a legitimate creature.
The Yowie: More Than Just Australia’s Bigfoot?
2022年1月3日 — Some theories posit that the Yowie might be a bipedal marsupial, maybe descending from the extinct Hulitherium (a marsupial similar to a giant panda) of New Guinea. But this lacks evidence and there are no similar creatures who were native to …
Cryptid Casefile: The Yowie
2020年8月25日 — One more theory states that the Yowie could be a bipedal marsupial such as the New Guinian Hulitherium as the known fossil record indicates that there are no native primate species in Australia. As with most evidence of hominoid cryptids, thus far there is no smoking gun proof of its existence.
The Yowie: Australia’s Mysterious Forest Dweller - Fringe Creatures
The Yowie is often described as an ape-like creature resembling a Bigfoot, inhabiting the vast forests of Australia, and has been part of the country’s folklore for centuries. In this article, we will delve into the sightings and theories that surround this enigmatic creature.
1995 - Who or what is a Yowie, Healy/Cropper
The Thylacine was a marsupial that resembled a dog; the Thylacoleo was a marsupial that resembled a cat; why should Australia not have had a marsupial that resembled a bear?
Yowie | Encyclopedia.com
Yowie. Australian equivalent of the yeti, or "Abominable Snowman." The first account of the yowie appeared in 1835 when a Mr. Holman said of his trip to the subcontinent, "The natives are greatly terrified by the sight of a person in a mask calling him 'devil' or Yah-hoo, which signifies evil spirit."
My Yowie Hunt: The True Story of Australia’s Hairy Man…
2023年10月13日 — Graham Joyner claims in “Monster, Myth or Lost Marsupial” that before this radio show the Yowie did not exist as a word or concept. However, authors Tony Healy and Paul Cropper have incidentally countered this argument, claiming in their book “Out of the Shadows: Mystery Animals of Australia” that an instance of the word Yowie appears ...