People keep seeing Mothman in Chicago

[C C]

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/paqv9...in-chicago

"It was a normal summer night for John Amitrano, working a Friday shift as security for Chicago's popular Logan Square hangout The Owl—but when we went outside, he saw something odd. "I saw a plane flying, but also something moving really awkwardly under it," he told VICE. "It didn't look like a bat so much as what illustrations of pterodactyls look like, with the slenderness of its head and its wing shape. I know what birds and what bats look like. This thing didn't have any feathers or fur, and it didn't fly like anything I've ever seen.”

Of course, BB's not a resident of Chi-town yet. Be a shame when someday the artificial creatures will be so thick that one can't be distinguished from the Fortean kind. I fully expect those 1972 gargoyles to actually demonstrate they can fly this time around and fill the skies along with the Wicked Witch flying monkeys. Or there will be hail to pay.

Bat Bot Drone
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/a...drone.html

"The bat robot flaps its wings for better aerial maneuvers, glides to save energy and dive bombs when needed. Eventually, the researchers hope to have it perch upside down like the real thing, but that will have to wait for the robot's sequel."

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[Magical Realist]

Bat Drone...coming to a gothic cathedral near you in 2020..

[RainbowUnicorn]

genetically speaking
are we talking about Drako's
or are we talking about an actual human-moth hybrid the size of a human adult ?
or someone wearing a cape ?
or a dark figure that becomes invisisble ?

ive read some on the moth-man eye witnes reports and there is an unfortunate mashing together of varying reports that tend to render the collective factual ground work to be vastly too variant to substantuiate the individual claims.
my impresion was deliberate subterfuge.
there is also heavy US trend thriller social mythology around teenagers and scare trending of a moth-man concept which heavily detracts from the scientific data making the entire exercise somewhat unreliable.
you need to sift through an awfully large pile of crap to find real reliable reports, and they are extremely few and far between.


i was mildly interested in the lost time aspect associated with the encounter