10 Quotes by Jerome Jackson

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. In my opinion we haven't seen it yet.

The training is very expensive, and there's a lot of work involved. The idea is to be prepared.

These animals eat almost anything they can get in their mouths.

Some people do consider it inhumane. As far as we can tell, it's not legal.

The bottom line is, we simply can't know yet; we don't have the conclusive proof.

They might not be visible on two or three trips or 50 hours of observation. But now we're talking about thousands of hours by the Cornell people alone. In my opinion, we should have had something by now.

There is no way to avoid the birds in the air, but the pilots can avoid being where the birds are.

I've heard pileated woodpeckers make that kind of sound; I've heard crows make that kind of sound in breaking open a nut.

I hope they're out there, and I think there's the potential that they are.