Congo Ape Conspiracy at Julio Thomas blog

Congo Ape Conspiracy. Bondo apes, or bili apes, are said to live in the jungles of the democratic republic of the congo, where they purportedly attack and eat lions. And it all started with some skulls. Stories about bondo apes, giant primates that can allegedly kill lions, started to spread in the early 2000s. In the darkest jungles of the congo is said to lurk a recently discovered great ape: Known as the belgian congo until its independence in june 1960, unrest and rebellion plagued the new government until 1965, when. Large, upright, aggressive, and distinct from both chimpanzees and gorillas. When ammann first reached the bili forest in 1996, local hunters told tales of giant apes who howled at the moon, killed lions and were immune to poisonous darts. It is called the bili ape, known from both eyewitness accounts and even directly evidenced with unusual skulls that cannot otherwise be classified. A comprehensive investigation reveals that the supposed giant apes of bili in the democratic republic of the congo are in fact a. It was only in the 20th century that the wider world became aware of stories of this congo mystery ape.

In the darkest jungles of the congo is said to lurk a recently discovered great ape: It is called the bili ape, known from both eyewitness accounts and even directly evidenced with unusual skulls that cannot otherwise be classified. Large, upright, aggressive, and distinct from both chimpanzees and gorillas. Known as the belgian congo until its independence in june 1960, unrest and rebellion plagued the new government until 1965, when. A comprehensive investigation reveals that the supposed giant apes of bili in the democratic republic of the congo are in fact a. When ammann first reached the bili forest in 1996, local hunters told tales of giant apes who howled at the moon, killed lions and were immune to poisonous darts. Stories about bondo apes, giant primates that can allegedly kill lions, started to spread in the early 2000s. Bondo apes, or bili apes, are said to live in the jungles of the democratic republic of the congo, where they purportedly attack and eat lions. And it all started with some skulls. It was only in the 20th century that the wider world became aware of stories of this congo mystery ape.

Apes perform handstands, spinning and even the pole vault at Congolese

Congo Ape Conspiracy Large, upright, aggressive, and distinct from both chimpanzees and gorillas. In the darkest jungles of the congo is said to lurk a recently discovered great ape: Bondo apes, or bili apes, are said to live in the jungles of the democratic republic of the congo, where they purportedly attack and eat lions. It was only in the 20th century that the wider world became aware of stories of this congo mystery ape. Known as the belgian congo until its independence in june 1960, unrest and rebellion plagued the new government until 1965, when. And it all started with some skulls. Large, upright, aggressive, and distinct from both chimpanzees and gorillas. A comprehensive investigation reveals that the supposed giant apes of bili in the democratic republic of the congo are in fact a. Stories about bondo apes, giant primates that can allegedly kill lions, started to spread in the early 2000s. It is called the bili ape, known from both eyewitness accounts and even directly evidenced with unusual skulls that cannot otherwise be classified. When ammann first reached the bili forest in 1996, local hunters told tales of giant apes who howled at the moon, killed lions and were immune to poisonous darts.