Pterodactyl Photo in a Youtube Video

By Jonathan Whitcomb

In this Youtube video on the “Protect Animal Life” channel, I explain the importance of the Ptp photo, yet I admitted that it is not completely proven that the image shows a modern pterosaur.

Near the beginning of the video, the image is compared with a photo hoax of several Civil War reenactors who helped create a fake photo for the Freakylinks TV show of two decades ago.

Two images which could easily be confused

The photo on the left leaves no room for doubt: Not only is the original fake pterodactyl possessed by the cryptozoologist Loren Coleman, but the original photograph (in color and before any digital processing was used to make it appear old) can be found online. It was created by Freakylinks for their TV show, although it was not used directly in any of their episodes, apparently, but only used on their online promotion for their show.

On the right, however, is the Ptp image, and this shows a number of signs that the original was a true old photo that includes a real modern pterosaur.

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