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The Jersey Devil





The Jersey Devil

Is this devil the fictional tale, hybrid animal or the recon drone of aliens?

This tale is very fascinating. And the origin of the tale would be the key to solve that mystery. Is the "Jersey Devil" only the tale? Or is it some hybridization of animals like Horse and Narwhal, what some person has tried to create, for creating the "Unicorn". Or in some theories that thing might be the recond drone of humanoids. 

Is the original tale from the Jersey Island at British channel or New Jersey from the opposite side of Atlantic? When I 'm thinking about this particular story, I have sometimes thought, that is it possible that the name for that story and monster are caused because the storytellers were the settlers from the Jersey Island, and moved for some reason to America. But this might be a too simple explanation for that thing, what has earned a story in the Readers Digest.

One of the most extraordinary monster tales is the tale of "Jersey devil", the creature, what looked like some kind of combination with the horse, bat, and some kind of beast. The thing that makes this tale very interesting and different is that the origin of that story might be at Jersey Island, which is part of the Channel Islands near the coast of France. The thing, why I think that the origin of that monster is in Europe, is that it is called the monster of Jersey.  

The thing that this tale is connected to New Jersey is really interesting because there is lots of distance between Jersey island and New Jersey what are the opposite side of the Atlantic Ocean. And dropping the word "New" is remarkable. So maybe this tale has been told first at Jersey, but then it transformed to handle the case, what is happened in New Jersey and what is, I hope fiction. 

Did the tale transform, because of the tellers' afraid something?

The mystery of that tale is that it has been changed, and the thing is that was it changed because of the tellers of that story afraid authorities and the death penalty for witchcraft. Or is there something else, what those people afraid? 

So the thing is that there might be the very dark background of this tale, and that is it possible that the "Jersey Devil" was some kind of hybridization? Is the person, who created that hypothetical creature tried to create the Unicorn? The thing is that there is the strange claiming that the Unicorn was the hybridization of the Narwhal and Horse. But as I wrote this kind of theory are the only hypothesis, but is it possible that somebody has got success in that attempt. 

The thing that makes this particular tale very interesting is that it has got the place in Readers Digest. And there is something, what somebody wanted to hide. And of course, one explanation of the Jersey Devil is that it is the recon drone of humanoids. The secret remains, and the mystery is still fascinating to many people in the world. 

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