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Is An Extinct Species of Great White Shark Still Alive Today? Most people know that the great white shark, Carcharodon carcharias, is today’s largest known extant prehistoric fish. Or is it? My recent study of an old photo of a dead white shark, laying on a dock somewhere, suggests there may be another, related, macropredatory […]

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I’ve got so many paranormal/supernatural thermal images these days, I’ve decided to share some weekly. This one was taken at a private residence where I and one of our cats were hanging. He was meowing loudly at a nearby wall, and when I looked through the thermal I noticed some activity. Once adjusted for contrast […]

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What walks upstairs, All covered in hair, And makes a deep-throated growl? A beast, a beast, a towering beast! Everyone knows it’s Bigfoot. It’s Bigfoot, it’s Bigfoot He’s scary as he can be. It’s Bigfoot, it’s Bigfoot, He’s taller than both you me. What runs outside, And can’t wait to hide, And loves to throw […]

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Photos suggest there is a 28-foot great white out there that eats other sharks.

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Specimens from the collection of indie paleontologist Max Hawthorne indicate Megalodon nurseries were raided by other sharks that killed and ate young “Megs”.

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The newest novella from Far From The Tree Press, LLC proves that big thrills and suspense can come in small packages.

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Avocational paleontologist Max Hawthorne’s study of Australian long-neck turtles shows the world his theory on why plesiosaurs had such long necks is spot-on.

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“We live in a time where there are those who, out of blind hatred, avarice, or warped ideology seek to orchestrate our destruction. They try to erode us from without and within, to turn us against one another and make us question ourselves, our values, and our honor. They want to make us forget who […]

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Researcher’s fossil evidence disputes cold water Megalodon theory, suggests the largest sharks came from temperate climates and were breeding females.

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The Kodiak Dinosaur: What Was It? One of the most intriguing “sea monster” stories of recent times has got to be what has become known as the Kodiak Dinosaur or the “Kodiak Island Dinosaur”. It is based on a sonar hit from a fishing boat that suggested a marine creature of impossible size passing under […]

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