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Pictures and article by Kevin L. Callahan discussing thunderbird petroglyphs.
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This montage represents the broken wing style similar to the Thunderbird at the Jeffers Petroglyphs and a turkey track said to be the footprint of the Thunderbird. The Thunderbird Tracks boulders in South Dakota and Minnesota were thought to be,...Evidence that the Native Americans legend of the thunderbird is based on fact.
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Evidence of the Giant Birds Throughout most history and almost all cultures there has been tales, stories, and legends of giant birds. I have heard many of the stories myself, although in real life the largest living flying bird I ever saw personally was a...A discussion of the cryptid and what it might be.
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Thunderbird It was a bird that was so large, it could create thunder just by flapping its wings, hence the name. This legendary creature actually still persists in American folklore, with several individuals claiming to see one. Some researchers split the...An article by Willie Shughart that compares "five of the largest birds to occur in the contiguous United States and southern Canada" to the thunderbird.
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Five of the largest birds to occur in the contiguous United States and southern Canada were examined in comparison to the exceptionally large birds known as “Thunderbirds” reported throughout this area. These species were the Great Blue Heron, Ardea herodias;...An article by Craig Heinselman discussing the cryptid, sightings, and the elusive "Thunderbird Photograph".
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Cryptozoology.com Potawatomi use the name chequah, but most people know of this mystery animal as Thunderbird. Although gigantic birds are reported in the past and present from various areas of the globe, the Thunderbird is isolated to North America. Native Americans...