The Crypto Files take a look at an interesting flying cryptid from Indonesia. While there may be no accepted scientific data for the existence of the Ahool, there are numerous reports of the creature. The witnesses are seeing something that appears to be out of the norm for the area. Indonesia is home to the Dayak fruit bat and the Bartels’s wood-owl, but according the descriptions of the Ahool, these creatures are smaller in size and wingspan.
Frankie P
Well, that is cool. I know that they are finding a lot of new animal species in Java as well as a lot of other “island paradise” places. Will be interesting to keep up with, maybe they’ll find one. That would be cool, and you know if it’s real, someone’s imported one as a pet or something – would explain some sightings different places. But, doesn’t sound like they can agree on what it really looks like which is strange.
Michael L
10 feet wing span is one big creature….
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F S
I dated a BUNCH of “A-hools” in the 1990s.
Lou V
You ain’t alone FS
F S
Ha!
(Couldn’t resist.)
Derrick H
Y’all too funny
Donna A
Funny shit haha that’s a cracker
Daniel S
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F S
Gosh! That looks like a giant flying squirrel – with a huge package.
Daniel S
Looks real is claimed to be real, could this be ahoul? 3)439
Daniel S
Yes, I guess a drop-tank could be necessary for long gliding
Joseph C
Here they are called Batsquatches.
Lou V
That a flying fox it’s a known creature? What’s next the re-discovery of the Panda bear?
Daniel S
Your right the grey-headed flying fox is documented as the largest fruit bat in the fruit-bat family, but they are native to australia, if you have any info on them being discovered in different colours in different places, would be interested (h33r35