In Lyminster there’s a pond known as knucker hole. It is said to be bottomless. If you dive in you’ll land in Australia. It’s home to a water creature, the knucker.
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In Lyminster there’s a pond known as knucker hole. It is said to be bottomless. If you dive in you’ll land in Australia. It’s home to a water creature, the knucker.
#wyrdwednesday
#WyrdWednesday Wyrd Wednesday #Celtic: `After several adventures Maelduin an his men sighted an island that had a fence of stone around it.
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Jurassic Park begins with a mosquito trapped in amber preserving dinosaur blood. Real scientists have recovered extraordinary ancient material from fossils, but usable dinosaur DNA hasn't survived tens of millions of years. Sadly, your amber necklace cannot make a velociraptor. #WyrdWednesday
Long Gu, or Dragon Bones, is a traditional ingredient in Chinese medicine. Once thought to be literal dragon bones, many admit that long gu are the fossilized remains of dead animals, be they dinosaur, birds, or mammals. #WyrdWednesday
#WyrdWednesday #Celtic: `After several adventures Maelduin an his men sighted an island that had a fence of stone around it. They drew near to spy it out more closely, and when they had landed and gone a little way inland, there sprang up a huge beast, which […]
In the depths of the Congo River Basin, a monster dwells: the Mokèlé-mbèmbé is one of Africa's most well-known cryptids, essentially a dinosaur-like creature that lives in the waterways, terrorizing humans and animals alike. #WyrdWednesday
The White River Monster, or Whitey, may be the stuff of Ozark tall tales, but it's also perhaps North America's most friendly river monster. Often described as a giant fish, eel, gar, or dinosaur style sea monster, Whitey is defensive of fish, so be careful. #WyrdWednesday
Among the trophies decorating the walls of Cosmonaut Keep are
“…heads and hides of dinosaurs, and decoratively arranged displays of the light artillery with which these gigantic quarry had been sportingly slain”
—Ken MacLeod, COSMONAUT KEEP
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Modern historians have suggested that dragons were proven to premodern populations by none other than unearthed fossilized dinosaur bones. Given how close modern dragons look to these bones it is entirely possible, though dragon truthers would very much disagree. #WyrdWednesday
Dr. Perry Sperber, dermatologist and author of Sex and the Dinosaur, opened Bongoland in 1952 in Port Orange, Florida. The theme park featured four "prehistoric monsters."
The park closed five years later due to lack of public interest, but its ruins are still visible today.
#WyrdWednesday A missionary meets a primordial monster down a mine in Mexico. hauntedohiobooks.com/news/creatur...
Podcast Wednesday! Episode 157 - Sian Sibley - Black Paths and Green Cathedrals #Podcast #Paganism #Animism #Ecology #Nature #Magic #Trees #Spirits #Paranormal #WyrdWednesday
“With its untold depths, couldn't the sea keep alive such huge specimens of life from another age, this sea that never changes while the land masses undergo almost continuous alteration?”
- Jules Verne, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
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Phrase of the day comes from @theghostmonk.bsky.social You heard 'tweedy spelunker' on #WyrdWednesday first
Edgar Rice Burroughs created Pellucidar, a prehistoric world inside a hollow Earth where dinosaurs, mammoths, and primitive humans coexist beneath a stationary inner sun. Apparently one planet wasn't providing enough unexplored territory. #WyrdWednesday
Sex appeal combined with monsters formed the key attraction for "One Million Years B.C.," the 1966 British adventure fantasy film directed by Don Chaffey and Raquel Welch and John Richardson. #WyrdWednesday @wyrdwednesday.bsky.social
"Hiding". by Val Mayerik. Oil painting on stretched canvas. 24" X 36". Cowboys and Dinosaurs graphic novel coming soon.
It was speculated in the 17th century that this newly discovered Middle Jurassic fossil, likely from a Megalosaurus, might belong to a Roman war elephant or a biblical giant. In 1763, naturalist Richard Brookes noted the obvious & named the fossil 'Scrotum humanum' #WyrdWednesday
The Great Pustaha is a large Batak magic book from North Sumatra. Written by nine generations of datu/priest, it contains spells and potions to destroy villages, kill enemies, inspire love, and heal. The cover has a carving of Naga Padoha, a giant primordial serpent of the underworld. #WyrdWednesday