According to the third edition of the book Live  Pterosaurs in America, by Jonathan Whitcomb:  Chapter  One  “Susan Wooten was driving east on Highway 20, to  the town of Florence, [South Carolina] on a clear  mid-afternoon in the fall of about 1989, following a  girl who lived in her dorm, who was driving ahead.  Where the road was surrounded by woods and  swamps, Wooten saw something flying from her  left, then passing in front of her . . . ‘It swooped  down over the highway and back up gracefully over  the pines,’ but its appearance was shocking: ‘It  looked as big as any car . . . NO feathers, not like a  huge crane or egret, but like a humongous bat.”   Chapter  Three  “ . . . It was probably 1982 when me and my older  brother were sitting in our carport at Union Village  Apartments, in Texarkana, AR. It was getting dark  but there was plenty of light in the sky when we  saw what we believe to be a pterodactyle. The  wingspan seemed to be about 25’ to 30’ ft wide. It  was probably about 70’ to 80’ off the ground, flying  over a large tree in front of the house.” From Appendix of Live Pterosaurs in America:  “How fortunate that Eskin Kuhn was the marine who  stood outside the new barracks on a particular  sunny day around mid-July, 1971! While the other  marines were hanging out inside, this talented artist  was enjoying the lovely weather and looking out  toward the ocean.” [Guantanamo Bay, Cuba] [Kuhn said:] “I saw two pterosaurs . . . flying  together at low altitude, perhaps 100 feet, very  close in range from where I was standing, so that I  had a perfectly clear view of them.”  [Elaborating on sighting by Kuhn] “The Marine  observed details, later recording them in his sketch:  The head was large in proportion, with a large head  crest; the short ‘hind legs’ were attached to the  trailing part of the wings; the vertebrae were  noticeable; the end of the tail had a ‘tuft of hair.’”   How could it be? Learn for yourself about these amazing encounters in the United States.  Read the third edition of the nonfiction book Live Pterosaurs in America, and become one of those who understand the truth about pterosaur “extinction:” Some species are still living. Live Pterosaur Home Copyright 2011 Jonathan David Whitcomb Cryptids in Africa (incl Kongamato) Live Pterosaur Nonfiction Cryptozoology Book Live Pterosaurs in America Sketch by eyewitness Eskin Kuhn Dinosaur Birds (pterosaurs)