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Tibetan Dragons
image A photograph of what appears to be dragons flying in the sky above Tibet has been generating some attention. The photograph was taken over a year ago:

On June 22, 2004, the photographer went to Tibet’s Amdo region to attend the Qinghai-to-Xizang Railroad laying ceremony, and then took a plane from Lhasa to fly back inland. When flying over the Himalaya’s, he accidentally caught these two "dragons" in a picture that he took. He called these two objects "the Tibet dragons."

To me the 'dragons' (you can see their 'tails' in the lower left corner of the picture... click the thumbnail to enlarge it) appear to obviously be clouds. Or maybe they're some kind of formation on the ground. But yeah, I can see the resemblance to dragons.
Posted By: Alex | Date: Wed Aug 10, 2005 | Permalink | Total Comments: 37
Category: Cryptozoology, Photos/Videos
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Geez, first "boneheads" and then "idiots". People are getting a little testy about these dragons. I don't know what the hell I'm looking at in the pictures... I may be able to believe it's a dragon when I see a face. The world is a strange place.
Posted by Reynard Muldrake  on  Fri Aug 12, 2005  at  02:39 PM
Dragons aren't real.


Just thought I'd bring it up.
Posted by Craig  on  Sat Aug 13, 2005  at  05:24 AM
Reynard, did you mean a Dragon Face, or just any old face? I've just seen a face I can't forget the time or place...Tibet? You bet
Posted by Hairy Houdini  on  Sat Aug 13, 2005  at  06:36 AM
i see the face of jesus.

Not in the picture you understand, just permanently burned into my retina
Posted by David  on  Sun Aug 14, 2005  at  05:43 AM
Hairy Houdini, well... a dragon face is preferable.
Posted by Reynard Muldrake  on  Sun Aug 14, 2005  at  09:56 AM
THis is 2 rivers converging with photshop touch up done to the photo
Posted by BLacqlord  in  Arizona USA  on  Sun Aug 21, 2005  at  06:24 AM
looks to me like its a reflection in the aircraft window of a the handle of a piece of luggage. Could be made of wicker to give that effect.
Posted by Ian  on  Thu Aug 25, 2005  at  12:15 AM
Hi, I just want you guys to know that the mystery of the tibet dragon was solved by me. I posted the satelite images of the exact location on where the photo of the dragon was taken and it turns out to be an icy river, I hope you guys would correct that article , thnx. Heres the links

1. the forum where it was solved http://www.solid07.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=125793&st=0&#entry2233359

2. images locations
tibetdragon.jpg
tdragon5.jpg
tdragon4.jpg
tdragon3.jpg
tDragon2.jpg
Posted by Tom  on  Thu Aug 25, 2005  at  12:30 PM
hey tom how could i find that picture on google earth i've been searching for ages
Posted by Stix  in  A monkey cage  on  Fri Aug 26, 2005  at  04:35 AM
The "dragon tail" is vissible in the bottom left corner hading oust of the pickture, remeber that its an Asian style dragon, not a vestern style dragon (ie large serpent like, like the dragon in "neverending story")

It does look a bit to solid to be a coloud formation thou....
Posted by Sereena  on  Sun Oct 16, 2005  at  01:23 AM
I'm with Mark. These are just two glaciers running into each other. The streaks are just the 'till' -sedimentary detritus churned up by the glacier.

I've written stuff and added photos here:
http://www.blather.net/zeitgeist/archives/2005/12/the_dragons_of_tibet_and_the_t.html
Posted by dave from blather.net  in  London, just right now  on  Fri Dec 09, 2005  at  11:19 AM
We all knew the dragons are not real. Now, at first they did look like clouds, but seeing these other images, I can see they're something on the ground instead. I don't really care if the dragons are real, anyway, because all these pictures are nice to look at. smile
Posted by Rachel  on  Tue Jan 10, 2006  at  10:47 AM
it seemes to me to be a land formation. at least the top one. The bottom one is in a strange position might be as the artical says clouds, but i realy dought it. *shrugs*
Posted by kacoshi ajewl  on  Sun Mar 12, 2006  at  07:55 AM
HA! I was comparing the river picture, and the tail picture, and they are definetly not the same. first, they come together at the wrong place. Second, the top one tapers of to a point. Sorry to say, these are not solved yet... and the comparing them to several cloud formarions, they are definitly not clouds...
Posted by Donald  in  New Mexico  on  Sat May 06, 2006  at  07:56 PM
Im not quite sure what it is myself but it looks quite contrated to the rest of the view. My theory is that it was either photshoped or something or that it is a reflection of somthing INSIDE the aircraft
Posted by rudd  in  australia  on  Sat Apr 21, 2007  at  12:34 AM
theory is cool.. first thought it was cloud formation but the consistency seemed different to the others. but the frozen river thing is cool.. cuz it does look like a segmented body of a serpent like dragon.
Posted by Memphis Atari  in  Hawaii  on  Tue Jun 19, 2007  at  12:37 PM
now...if those are ti|3etans AnD flying...it is possi|3le...they can't |3e on ground cz : too |3ig + the ground area is dark...dragon 'fossils' can't |3e found cz it decomposites VERY fast...Dr. Ernest Drake explains more in 'Dragonology: The COmplete |3ook Of Dragons'

-Kyoru-
Posted by Kyoru  on  Fri Aug 24, 2007  at  05:25 AM
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