Living Dinosaur Sighting: Researcher Shares Rhamphorhynchoid Encounter in Texas

A fascinating account of a possible living dinosaur encounter has recently surfaced on YouTube, and I couldn't help but delve into the details of this captivating story. The witness, Jason McCann, shared his experience from 1992, when he encountered a creature he initially thought was a blue heron, but later realized it was something far more extraordinary. Jason and his friend were fishing in the 10 Mile Creek, which runs through several cities and connects to the Trinity River in North Texas. As they were packing up, Jason heard an unusual sound, which he described as an "ugly crow." Curious, he poked his head out from behind the trees and saw what he first thought was a large blue heron. However, as the creature came closer, he noticed that it didn't have feathers and instead had a long tail with a flange on the end. Jason was certain that he had just witnessed a Ramfroid, a lesser-known group of flying reptiles. Although Jason had heard stories about living dinosaurs in South Texas, he never thought they could be found in North Texas, where he lived. This encounter, however, made him question his assumptions and led him to research the subject further. Jason's story is particularly intriguing because he is an artist, illustrator, and paranormal researcher with a keen interest in biblical paranormal phenomena. As a Bigfoot enthusiast, I find this account captivating, as it highlights the possibility of other extraordinary creatures living among us. The witness's credibility and detailed description of the encounter make this video worth sharing with our Squatchable community. I encourage everyone to watch the video and share your thoughts on this remarkable story. Could it be possible that Ramfroids have been walking the Earth alongside us for centuries? The answer may lie in further investigation and open-mindedness. Remember, Squatchable is a platform for all Bigfoot believers to share and discuss their experiences and knowledge. Let's continue to support each other and explore the unknown together. Happy squatching!