| ID | #1624045184 |
| Added | Fri, 18/06/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Status | Research
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On a sunny April day, the family was driving to Reus on the A7 motorway when they reached the Constanti / Puerto Tarragona intersection. right in front of the Les Gavarres commercial park, the wife suddenly noticed her husband driving a car, a pair of giant birds that seemed to glide across the horizon.
"Look at these two beautiful birds," she exclaimed.
He noticed that both were huge in size, and one was significantly larger than the other. Both watched in stunned amazement as the two giant birds glided over them. Watching them, they noticed that their huge wings seemed to be webbed.They noticed that the birds had very thick plumage around their necks (like vultures), which was curved like the letter "S". They had huge bodies with feathers that were different from their webbed, featherless wings, and reached several meters in length.
Traffic was very heavy at the time, the road was being repaired at this time, and they could not stop the car to continue observing the creatures. They saw the giant birds for about 2 minutes. The creatures flew from west to east and flew right in front of the witnesses, who found the sight "spectacular."
Their surprise increased when they watched the larger of the creatures fly over the Torrefort building, and noticed that it was wider than the top of the building, which caused great concern to the husband, wife, and eldest daughter, who also saw these creatures. the younger children were distracted by games and did not see the creatures.
They quickly drove forward to find a place to stop their car, however, as soon as they stopped their car, the two creatures had already disappeared. The father and daughter returned to this place later and confirmed that the upper part of the Torrefort building was more than ten meters wide, and the larger creature exceeded this size by several meters.
Original news
Date: April , 2014
Location: Near Reus, Tarragona, Spain
Time: afternoon
Summary: On a sunny afternoon in April a family was on their way to the town of Reus on the A7 motorway, when they reached the intersection of Constanti/Puerto Tarragona, just before the “Les Gavarres” commercial park, the wife suddenly called the attention to the husband who was driving, to a pair of giant birds that appeared to be gliding on the horizon. “Look at those two beautiful birds”, she exclaimed. He noticed that both were huge in size and one was considerable larger than the other. Both watched stunned as the two giant birds glided above them. As they watched they noticed that their huge wings appeared to be membraned. They noticed that the birds had very thick plumage around the neck area (like vultures) which was curved like the letter “S”. They had huge plumed bodies which differ from their membraned wings which lacked any feathers, and were several meters in length. The traffic at the time was very dense, and the road at the time was under repairs and they were unable to stop the car in order to observe the creatures further. They saw the giant birds for about 2 minutes. The creatures were flying from west to east and flew directly in front of the witnesses which thought of the sight as “spectacular”. Their surprised increased as they watched the larger of the creatures fly the Torreforta building, and noticed that it was wider than the top of the building, which caused great concern on the husband, wife and older daughter who also saw the creatures, the younger children were distracted playing games and did not see the creatures. They drove quickly ahead to find a place to stop their vehicle, however once they stopped their vehicle, the two creatures were long gone. The father and daughter returned to the area later and confirmed that the top of the Torreforta building was over ten meters in width, the larger creature surpassed that size by several meters.
Source: http://criptozoologos.blogspot.com.es/201601/aves-gigantes-en-tarragona-...
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