In Search of Real Monsters

Adventures in Cryptozoology, Book 2

De: Richard Freeman

Narrado por: Derek Perkins

Duración: 9 h y 1 m

Resumen del Editor

From animals long believed extinct, to monsters that we thought never existed—this book acts as both a guide to, and an unbelievably true account of, legendary cryptids.

Cryptozoologist Richard Freeman has spent years researching and tracking down mythical monsters. In this book, he recounts riveting monster hunt stories, globetrotting adventures from the dense forests of Sumatra on the trail of a mystery ape known as the orang-pendek, to Tasmania in search of the thylacine or Tasmanian wolf. Every corner of Earth has its own monster—even the traceless Gobi Desert as he searches for the Mongolian death worm, a creature so feared by the nomads that it can send a whole community into a panic.

The author provides you with excellent advice on how to carry out your own cryptozoological expeditions from scratch. This includes advice on what equipment to take, inoculations, how to choose which mythical animals to hunt, planning ahead and the importance of getting good local guides to name a few.

Inside, you’ll find:

• A deep dive into whether extinct animals are truly extinct
• A journey beyond a textbook definition of the world’s largest animals
• A ton of advice, including information on how to join the Centre for Fortean Zoology

Join a fascinating adventure on the hunt for mythical animals!

©2022 Richard Freeman (P)2022 Podium Audio

Fascinating tour through the world

I really enjoyed the section on the thylocine. The fact that Tasmanian wolves likely are not extinct is awesome news and the evidence presented is compelling to me

Fantastic

An absolute gem of a book for anyone who even remotely enjoys true, crytpozoology. The book is down to earth and realistic about the scientific search for proof of new animals and the revival of those previously thought to be extinct.

Stupid Comments left by other customers

there is in no way a part in the book where the author comments about women’s looks other than to say “the beautiful and talented…” I know that millennials are naturally stupid and rude due to being told how special they are their whole lives but the comment made by the author is how a professional man would compliment a professional woman and is in ZERO ways “creepy” unless you are a moron

Interesting from start to finish

I'm a big fan of Richard Freeman, and also purchased his other audio book. It's great for those long drives. I also enjoyed the narrator's voice. if you are a fan of cryptozoology, you should enjoy this.

Great listen for anyone interested in strange and possibly “monsters”!

Great book with very well written and preformed. Anyone interested in animals that may or may not exist should check this book out!

Great Book on Cryptozoology Hunts!

Great book on cryptozoology, or more accurately, a realistic look at things that do exist and were either written off as 'extinct' too early(Tasmanian Tiger) or are just on the cusp of being explained (Orangpende). Presented in a factual manner with some lovely travel tales in-between, the only thing that saddened me about this book was when it ended. I wish there were more!

Gross comments about women

The author consistently makes comments about women’s attractiveness even though it has no effect on the book. Gross.