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Charles Brewer-Carías Books and Photos

8/21/2019

Here are some more brilliant photos plus a small photo gallery of Venezuelan Polymath and naturalist Charles Brewer-Carías showing his explorations into the Venezuela and Guyana hinterland.
Below is a list of some of Charles major publications plus a larger photo below showcasing their covers.
New book entitled “Symbology of the Yekuana Basketry”- El Humboldt del siglo XXI: Charles Brewer-Carías
"Entrañas del Mundo Perdido“
"La Sierra de Lema“
“The Lost World of Venezuela and its vegetation”( Engl. Ed.)
"Venezuela" Editorial Arte, pp.220, 142 fotografías
"Las Simas de Sarisariñama y su Vegetación"
"Roraima, The Crystal Mountain" ( english ed.)
"Sarisariñama"
"CERRO DE LA NEBLINA, Resultados de la Exedición"
Links below to Charles website and the page on my website about his work.
https://brewerexpedition.wixsite.com/charlesbrewercarias
https://www.cosmicpolymath.com/charles-brewer-carias.html

"I am an explorer, and I have dedicated my life to discovery, to exploration and to obtaining from that exploration new things for the world. I am a discoverer of plants, caves, crickets, frogs, Indian weavings – you name it." - Charles Brewer-Carías Magazine Geographical quote

Click on smaller photo to enlarge

Quotes in this blog from
Magazine Geographical
Charles Brewer-Carías Curriculum Vitae

All the images and photos are the Intellectual property of Charles Brewer-Carías

New Issue of Flying Snake

8/20/2019

Cryptozoological investigator Richard Muirhead's journal of cryptozoology, folklore, and forteana.
A journal featuring the more obscure aspects of cryptozoology, and Forteana with an emphasis on "archival roports." Issues of Flying Snake can be purchased from Richard. Please contact him by email at - richyblonde777@gmail.com

Flying Snake Volume 5 Number 15 - July 2019

Ancient Romans in the USA
Wolf-fox Hybrids
Germans and Yetis
The Queensland Tiger
The Dhole in Hong Kong
Plus lots more

Past Issues of Flying Snake

Charles Brewer-Carías Photo Compilation

8/19/2019

Here are some great photos sent to me by Venezuelan Polymath, explorer, and naturalist Charles Brewer-Carías showcasing his extraordinary life exploring the south american wilderness. Here is a link to Charles website and the page on my website about his work .
https://brewerexpedition.wixsite.com/charlesbrewercarias
https://www.cosmicpolymath.com/charles-brewer-carias.html

All the images and photos are the Intellectual property of Charles Brewer-Carías

1980's Australian Museum Photos

8/19/2019

A number of photos from a trip to the Australian Museum in Sydney, back in the early 1980's before the age of digital cameras. Some fascinating Taxidermy specimens including this old Thylacine.

Charles Brewer-Carías with Jacques Cousteau

8/17/2019

Here is a interesting photo of Venezuelan explorer and naturalist Charles Brewer-Carías talking with French explorer and filmmaker Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Quote - "Jacques Cousteau came in 1979 with the Calypso to help us explore the submerged city at the island of Cubagua near the coast of Venezuela, the first city in South America famed because of the pearls."-Charles Brewer. The second photo show Charles looking at specimens in his natural history cabinet. Here is a link to Charles website and the page on my website about his work - https://brewerexpedition.wixsite.com/charlesbrewercarias
https://www.cosmicpolymath.com/charles-brewer-carias.html

All the images and photos above are the Intellectual property of Charles Brewer-Carías

Charles Brewer-Carías Invertebrate Studies

7/26/2019

Here is a interesting quote from Venezuelan explorer and naturalist Charles Brewer-Carías regarding some of the south american invertebrates that he has kept and studied. Quote - "I have raised the Theraphosa leblondi tarantula from the high Orinoco basin, for four years but it died, knowing that it can live for some forty years ! Also raised a great theraphoside from the Andes and will send you the picture. But the most odd and horrible mice eater was the large Scolopendra gigas that I also raised. And that animal is faster than your sight and vicious bitter, but not deadly. (almost). The scolopendra was near 40 cm or more than a foot long and was captured while walking on the shoulder of my eldest daughter......Uffffff....!"

Explorer and Naturalist Charles Brewer-Carías

7/14/2019

Venezuelan explorer and naturalist Charles Brewer-Carías has been supplying me with some great photos and taxonomic files on his explorations and the new species he has discovered. I have been updating the page about his work on my website with this new material. The aquatic cave cricket is remarkable. Click on the photo to go to the webpage.

Renovating This Website

7/14/2019

I have just started renovating this website this week. It may take me a while to get it pulled into shape.

New Issue of Flying Snake

1/21/2019

Cryptozoological investigator Richard Muirhead's journal of cryptozoology, folklore, and forteana.
A journal featuring the more obscure aspects of cryptozoology, and Forteana with an emphasis on "archival roports." Issues of Flying Snake can be purchased from Richard. Please contact him by email at - richyblonde777@gmail.com

Flying Snake Volume 5 Number 14 - January 2019

Welsh flying snake story
Unknown Australian Spider
Stalin`s favourite poem in a dream?
Extinct Giant White British Dog
Frogs in Human Stomachs
Weird Goldfish behaviour
Pine Marten in Cheshire
and more

Past issues of Flying Snake

Grafted Flowering Gums

5/28/2016

Here's an interesting article I collected from a Queensland Newspaper about the spectacular West Australian Flowering Gum Corymbia ficifolia.