Study Suggests Tasmanian Tiger Was Smaller Than Suspected - Coast to Coast AM

How dangerous was the tasmanian tiger? Not very, based upon Douglass Rovinsky's modeling of the beast's musculature and Tim Binnall helps raise the signal on these findings which fortify the case that the tasmanian tiger got a bum rap from a bunch of dimbulb ockers. We're proud of the Scots here at The Anomalist For centuries they honored "live and let live" when it comes to Nessie and other local lake monsters. What? You haven't heard of The Monsters Of Achanalt? Glasgow Boy has a pair of encounters to tease your imagination. Then there's Puerto Rico, where American citizens haven't engaged in the wholesale slaughter of chupacabras but that's probably because those critters are A Creature Of The Underworld. Fresh from the warrens riddling this island paradise, Nick Redfern bears strange fruit about the potential habitats of the chupacabras and why they're so elusive. Not quite so esoteric, yet still being the focus of Karl Shuker's ardor, one should Heed The Hammerhead — Africa's Storm-Invoking Lightning Bird rather than the similarly named shark. Much like the tasmanian tiger there are many dark tales surrounding this bird, but with a little enlightenment from biology and zoology there's much to admire with this handsome and gentle bird. (CS)

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