Investigators believe the ropen is a long-tailed animal. They conclude that it is a Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur, in spite of the skeptics who declare that all those animals are extinct. Duane Hodgkinson was a soldier in 1944, in New Guinea, when he saw a giant "pterodactyl" with a long tail.

Reports of living pterosaurs from around the world, including Papua New Guinea, Africa, and North America

2022年10月19日 · A nonfiction-cryptozoology author has analyzed reports of non-extinct pterosaurs, commonly called “pterodactyls” or “flying dinosaurs,” and found how sightings relate to thirty-three states (and Washington D.C.) of the United States.

An eyewitness of a long-tailed living pterosaur on the island of Bougainville, New Guinea, in 1971, Mr. Brian Hennessy, who is originally from Australia, is not crazy. In fact, Hennessy is a psychologist .

As of September 28, 2020, my Youtube channel Protect Animal Life has 91 videos, 89 of them about sightings of modern “pterodactyls” (the correct word for these featherless flying creatures is pterosaur). I think I can understand some of the reasons many Westerners find it strange, at first glance: Some people believe that not all “flying ...

2017年9月28日 · Let’s examine types of sightings of potential pterosaurs and a small number of the more-important eyewitness encounters. The three types include: Flying light, with no discernible shape or features; Glowing creature that flies (apparent bioluminescent winged animal) Apparent living pterosaur, with no glowing

A significant number of the eyewitnesses of ropens have given their real names, and most of them are still living, as of early 2018. Here is a list of sightings of these long-tailed modern pterosaurs, although this is only a partial list of the more important encounters, by eyewitness name, or by place if the eyewitness is anonymous:

2018年10月2日 · . . . two Americans, Milt Marcy and Peter Beach, were searching for a living pterosaur. They spent quite a few weeks on that remote tropical island [New Britain, Papua New Guinea] in 2015, but they were rewarded with a sighting of a flying creature that others had previously seen in that area: a non-extinct pterosaur.

The main news for now relates to the formation of a nonprofit organization that will specialize in research into reports of non-extinct modern pterosaurs, including the long-tailed featherless ropen, and to Youtube videos on the channel “Protect Animal Life”.

2017年11月17日 · The online Living Pterosaurs proclamation gives the following American states in the South, among many U.S. states, as places where eyewitnesses have seen apparent non-extinct “pterodactyls,” by whatever name those persons used for the flying creatures (sometimes using the word “dragon”):