Living Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs

The bravery of Peter Beach deserves attention. For a biologist to travel to a remote swamp in central Africa, a swamp that he believes is inhabited by a large dinosaur (Mokele-mbembe), requires bravery. But this particular biology professor also supports research under the assumption that pterosaurs too are still alive.
 
Beach, a Biblical creationist, wrote the foreword for the book "Searching for Ropens," (by Jonathan Whitcomb), perhaps the first book written specifically about reports of living pterosaurs in Papua New Guinea and Australia.
 
Here is an excerpt from the book's foreword:
 
"No well-educated, intelligent persons doubts . . . living Coelacanths, Nautiloids, and Komodo Dragons. We believe in their existence because there is indisputable evidence that they exist. Is it so hard to believe that even rarer examples of God's creation still exist? That is Jonathan's quest:
to find and videotape an icon of the "age of dinosaurs," a living pterodactyl."
 
Professor Beach has also participated in the investigations of the apparent bioluminescence of cryptids suspected of being living pterosaurs.
 
All in all, he has demonstrated bravery in pursuing cryptozoology in a way that seems to invite ridicule from those who have no patience with ideas supporting literal interpretations of the Old Testament of the Bible.

A Brave Biologist

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Searching for Ropens: the original nonfiction book on live pterosaurs
 
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By Nathaniel Coleman

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