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For centuries, stories of gigantic birds soaring through storm-filled skies have echoed across North America. Known as Thunderbirds, these colossal winged beings are described as both divine protectors and terrifying omens. Wrath of the Thunderbirds uncovers the myth, mystery, and modern sightings behind one of the most powerful creatures in Native American lore. This book explores the origins of Thunderbird mythology, tracing its roots to the tribes who believed these birds could control thunder, lightning, and the forces of the sky. From ancient symbolic carvings to sacred oral traditions, the Thunderbird is a figure of both awe and fear. Inside you'll discover: - The ancient tribal legends that shaped the Thunderbird myth - Descriptions of its massive size, lightning powers, and supernatural abilities - Historical sightings recorded by settlers, explorers, and soldiers - Modern unexplained encounters reported across North America - How Thunderbirds connect to cryptids like the Roc, Garuda, and other sky giants - Scientific theories about prehistoric megabirds and possible surviving species Perfect for fans of cryptids, mythology, Native American lore, mysterious creatures, and unexplained phenomena, this book delivers a thrilling and richly detailed journey into the skies above. Are Thunderbirds mythical guardians, remnants of prehistoric giants, or something still soaring through the clouds today? Open these pages and decide for yourself.

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