Bøger af Tom Mchugh

This irreverent, satirical look at the never-ending flying saucer controversy lampoons the full spectrum of the UFO "invasion," from the ancient astronaut theories to the evolution of today's alien abduction "epidemic." From the first chapter, "Wheelbarrows of the Gods," readers see how a close look at prehistoric myths from around the world reveal common threads in each account. McHugh relates how Noah and his sons inadvertently caused aliens to flood the Earth for forty days and nights; how extraterrestrials gave Nostradamus his power, and how they influenced the success of the 1969 New York Mets. He traces the evolution of the alien abduction epidemic and offers a tongue-in-cheek quiz to determine if you have been abducted without realizing it.

Combining field research on live herds with the study of historical records, this title offers the buffalo's habits and life cycle, detailing such aspects as mating, calving, stampedes, play, and aggression. It tells how the Plains Indians used the buffalo for food, clothing, and shelter, and endowed it with spirit.