The Dover Demon [by mpi-kev]

Sat, 24 Nov 2007 14:14:20 -0200

The Dover Demon:: The Dover Demon
The Dover Demon was reported as being a small Humanoid type being very similar in size and shape to the usual grey aliens regards their large heads and stick like bodies with the exception that it was an reddish orangy colour.and its eyes are reported to glow either orange or green, no clothing has been reportedly seen on this strange creature. During the 1970's multiple witnesses came forward with their sightings.[img align=left width=300]http://www.marshallpi.co.uk/images/Dover_demon.jpg[/img]
It traverses the landscape in a mixture between a bipedal and all fours stance switching between the two depending on the landscape its crossing
There were not any reports of any particular U.F.O activity that was associated with the timings and sightings and it is assumed it is a creature of solitary preferance
There is very little interest in The Dover Demon as most sghtings have ceased and happened in a relatively short period of time

Skeptics usually claim that the Dover demon was simply a lost baby moose glimpsed under unusual conditions(yeah right,lol, Admin) that made it seem like a bizarre humanoid that sometimes went on four legs. People who don't believe that explanation point out that all sightings happened during the wrong time of year for a moose that small to exist, and they also point out that Massachusetts is far from normal moose habitat. Even if such an orphan moose had been wandering around so close to populated areas, it seems as if it would have been easily captured. If the explanatory power of the baby moose explanation appeals to you, then you could get around the worst objection by substituting a creature that does actually exist in the area and can be born any time of year: a baby calf. An orange-furred orphan calf would be a more likely candidate for such a proposal than a baby moose.

the following sources are for further information and study, they have been harvested from other internet sources and M.P.I are not responsible for any of the content:

Benjamin, R. W. Dover Demon

Blackman, W. Haden. The Field Guide to North American Monsters. New York: Three Rivers Press, 1998. Pages 106-108

Clark, Jerome. Unexplained!. Detroit: Visible Ink Press, 1999. Pages 413-415

Coleman, Loren. Mysterious America: The Revised Edition. New York: Paraview Press, 2001. Pages 42-61

Corrales, Scott. Chile: An Alleged Non-Human Caught On Film

The Dover Demon

Dover Demon

Massachusetts UFO Resource Site. The Demon of Dover

Night Stalker. Strange New England: The Dover Demon

Ron's World. Dover Demon

Unexplained Mysteries. The Story of the Dover Demon

What Exactly was the Dover Demon?

Wikipedia, The. Dover Demon

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The Dover Demon [by mpi-kev]