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First Guyana Report

Posted by: Loren Coleman on November 16th, 2007

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The Guyana traveling CFZ group has collected an old hairy hominid abduction story and news of a green scorpion.

Jon Downes reports on this here, and writes of various communication difficulties.

Corrie

Their guide is Damon Gerard Corrie (shown at right, with Dr. Pritchard, the author of Encyclopedia of Turtles). Mr. Corrie is the founder and President of the Caribbean Herpetological Society.

The following two items are the specific data coming out of the first contact with his five friends now traveling near the township of Letham Station:

Apparently, about two years ago, two children – a boy, and a girl aged twelve – were walking on the savannah near the village. Out of the undergrowth strode a big, hairy, man-like figure, who grabbed the little girl, disappeared with her, and neither the hairy didi nor the girl were ever seen again.

Harry Trumbore drawing of a Didi from an eyewitness, as contained in a cryptozoological field guide.

They have also obtained the first video footage of an hitherto unknown species of scorpion, known to the locals as the green scorpion (presumably because of its colour). Richard was in the middle of telling me about this when the satellite link broke off. We were unable to contact him again. ~ CFZ Guyana Expedition 2007.

Quite a few different kinds of scorpions are found in South America, see, for example, here.

One with many common names is a green-tinted scorpion, Centruroides gracilis (below), which occurs from Florida, through Central America, the Caribbean, and in South America.

Another greenish variety is Tityus bahiensis (below), also known from South America.

It would be a stroke of luck if the CFZ has found a new species on their first day there. No videos will be available until they return.

This entry was posted on Friday, November 16th, 2007 at 7:50 pm and is filed under Bigfoot, Breaking News, CryptoZoo News, Cryptotourism, Cryptozoologists, Cryptozoology, Expedition Reports, Eyewitness Accounts, New Species. You can follow responses via our RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is not allowed.

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6 Responses to “First Guyana Report”

jon_downes responds: November 16th, 2007 at 9:48 pm
Breaking news —-

I have just had another communication from the team. Apparantly the scorpion was discovered very recently by Damon Corrie, but the CFZ gang have got the first ever footage of a live specimen with “about forty babies on its back”.

I am very much looking forward to seeing the video.
Bob Michaels responds: November 17th, 2007 at 4:26 pm
Name the new one after Loren Coleman
jon_downes responds: November 17th, 2007 at 6:47 pm
We have just received an update from the Guyana expedition. The satellite phone worked better today, and the most recent posting contains more didi reports, news on the hunt for the giant anaconda, and even a story about mermaids!

It is a mark of quite how hot it is out there that Richard – who is usually pretty good in tropical climes – collapsed with heat stroke this afternoon.

The team has spent today trekking deep into the grassland savannah.

They reached a village, which we think was called either Tolshiba (Graham’s interpretation) or Calshida (Jon Downes’). Unfortunately, at this point, the line broke up. Richard told us how an eye-witness reported seeing the didi a couple of years ago. He described it as looking like an enormous white man covered in hair. At this point we cannot confirm whether this witness was at the village of ?Tolshiba/?Calshida, or whether this was an incident which took place earlier.

What we can confirm is that yesterday, at Letham Station, they met a number of eyewitnesses to giant anacondas. However, the largest of these was reportedly only 25 foot long. This is one hell of a snake, but it is just about within the accepted size range for this species. However, other eyewitnesses told them of tracks found in the jungle near water, which appear to be from much larger snakes. They intend to return to Letham Station at some point during the next fortnight and to visit the places where these snakes have been seen, with the eyewitnesses.

Jon Hare told us something very peculiar. Apparently, in the middle of the savannah, miles from any water there is a large flat rock known as ‘Mermaid Rock’. Allegedly, within recent living memory, human figures with fishy tails have been seen sitting atop this rock performing the ultimate mermaid cliché of combing their hair.
marksquatch responds: November 18th, 2007 at 6:39 am
Most intriguing!
Bob Michaels responds: November 19th, 2007 at 1:37 am
Mermaids Jon or Manatees is the more likely animal but on a rock in a river is more likely. Large Snakes, be careful of Native exaggeration, when a 20ft Anaconda become a 40 ft specimen.The Didi cannot possibly be a White man, if Apes do exist in some form in South America, could it be de loys Ameranthropoides? Keep us informed on any future discoveries.
jon_downes responds: November 19th, 2007 at 3:56 pm
OK Guys; the long awaited news from the last 24 hours is up on the blog - the link for this is in the body text of Loren’s original posting. They have found another didi witness, some intriguing accounts of “little people”, and Lisa has broken her thumb.

Watch this space

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