
Das Tier von Gevaudan tötete eine Mistladung Bauern, indem sie sich den Kopf abreißen. Beschrieben als die Größe eines Kalbs, mit schwarzen Streifen, großen Schultern und einem Büschelschwanz. Die Leute haben Hyänen und Tiger spekuliert, aber ich glaube auch nicht, dass es das war. Ich persönlich denke, es war ein Wolf-Leonberger-Hybrid, der entweder alleine handelte oder von einem Menschen begraben wurde. Hätte auch ein weiterer großer Hund sein können, aber das Zähnekastilien war Eckzahn
Von Eagles56
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To the father and the son……
It’s was the pet of Jacques Exotique and he lost his head before he could financially recover.
Probably just a regular dog… it’s France
I can read French. All the smaller squares are accounts of attacks from these animals on humans.
At the bottom it says these are depictions of a ferocious beast named hiene which in French is almost identical to the word for hyena which would be hyene (with an accent on the e). It’s literally a hyena.
I don’t believe in the supernatural or monsters. I think there are many extinct animals that have lead to the stories. Bigboot was probably a monkey of some sort who shouldn’t have been in north america but was brought there by pirates or colonizers.
Oh man, the movie Brotherhood of the Wolf was based on this story. It’s so good.
So there is this theory of the beast being a hyena that escaped from a local menagerie. I like this one a lot
Recently saw a[(18 minute) video](https://youtu.be/RJiY0Hxami4?si=PdHChcW2N-at-b6t) on why the beast was most likely an escaped lion.
Based on the facial expression on the woman in the large middle image, I suspect that this publication might have been illustrated by an early example of what we would now call a Furry artist.
The original script for „An American Werewolf in Paris“
Wasn’t it explained already? Was it some big dog owned by one who did the investigation back in the day… or, again, I am mixing it up with something?
It was The Brotherhood of the Wolf
finally a real conspiracy worth our attention
/s