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My Fox Utah community viewers  could anyone be so kind as to offer so tips on how to generate news coverage and media stories on the subject of the Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons discovery, located in northern Utah, USA.

      Here is a quick background on the Seazoria Dragons discovery. Five years ago while working in excavation just below an ancient seashore I discovered multiple graveyards containing prehistoric sea dragon remains. It took some time to figure out the Seazoria discovery because of the size and age of the dragons. Dragons are supposed to be a product of mythology, however that simply is not the case. Our small research project has identified several grave yards that have multiple examples of highly advanced prehistoric Seazoria dragons (remains). Dragons do not look like dinosaurs. Dinosaurs come from the land, and dragons come from the sea. The Seazoria Dragons range in size from 130 to 300 feet in length depending upon the individual species. Seazoria Dragon teeth average more than 27 inches. Photographs are available.

      The discovery of the Seazoria Dragons is at least, about 50 years ahead of its time. There is a tremendous amount of resistance to the Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons discovery. What we really need to do is find journalists and broadcasters that are willing to write and produce media science stories about the discovery of the prehistoric Hallettestoneion Seazoria dragons. Written stories and television coverage will create an international interest in the Seazoria dragons discovery that will ultimately lead to distinguished members of the global scientific communities traveling to northern Utah USA to evaluate and examine, excavate and reconstruct the Seazoria dragon remains  in the Hallettestoneion Heights Dragon  graveyards, located in northern Utah. 60 miles north of Salt Lake City Utah. The Seazoria Dragons almost look as though they were frozen alive because the skulls and body remains are mostly intact.

      This is a very international story with huge historical implications, significance, importance and magnitude in terms of history, evolution, biology, paleontology, geology, and scientific life sciences knowledge's. After investing more than 10,000 hours of both field and lab research, studying, comparing, examining, excavating Seazoria Dragons it is very important to get this discovery out into the media in order to attract the very finest paleo scientific minds on the planet. The Seazoria Dragons are the largest and most advanced forms of life ever discovered. These newly discovered prehistoric sea creatures are super spectacular. One really needs to travel into the graveyards to see the Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons with their own eyes to fully appreciate just how truly spectacular the true sea dragons really are.

      This advanced prehistoric marine Dragons biological discovery is completely new to science and will require the scientific community to develop new methodology and procedures to successfully excavate and reconstruct and unlock the evolutionary biological mysteries of this advanced prehistoric biological marine ecosystem discovery. The Seazoria Dragons discovery should become one of the international scientific communities highest priorities. This discovery could ultimately lead to some of the very keys to life itself. At minimum The discovery, reconstruction, and examination of the Seazoria dragons will lead to a much more enlightened overview of how (compounded) evolutionary biology works, systematically.
   
      Journalists, reporters, producers, and broadcasters. If you could provide tips on how your industry works and how we could successfully integrate the discovery of the Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons. Our research project would be very interested in all of your suggestions, tips, and comments.

respectfully yours;  Mr. Mike Hallett
Discoverer Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragons
Founder Hallettestoneion Scientific Research Project
Curator Seazoria Dragon Laboratory, Kaysville, Utah
seazoria@gmail.com
www.seazoria.com
Special thanks to philanthropist  Mr. Ronald McEwen