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“Move over, Sasquatch: Some say there’s a new monster in Canada, living in a small lake on Vancouver Island.
John Kirk, co-founder of the British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club, says his organization began cataloguing sighting reports of an odd creature in Cameron Lake about five years ago, when two people reported seeing a long black animal in the water.
“Witnesses have been describing what looks like a dark creature in the lake,” Kirk said, adding that British Columbia has more reputed lake monsters than anywhere else in the world.
Kirk, who researches mysterious and unknown creatures, believes that the creature may be found, and spent one day aboard a boat searching the lake, courtesy of the local tourism board. Using a fish finder, Kirk’s team found what he believes was a giant object amid a school of fish about 60 feet below the surface. Because the sonar picked up the object over the course of several passes, Kirk believes the anomalous reading was not simply a tight school of fish, which would have eventually dispersed.”
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LiveScience: Cammy: A New Canadian Lake Monster?
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“A UFO of a very irregular shape has been spotted by more than one person as well as photographed in Argentina (images above and below). The UFO sighting took place in the vicinity of the village of San Rafael on the artificial lake of El-Nihuil
The witness originally did not want to be identified due to fear of ridicule however later changed his mind, seemingly realizing that ’seeing a UFO does not make you mad’.
Mr Rafael Pino, 44, a fisherman of San Rafael, often comes down to the lake to relax and watch the swans. On Saturday however, as he was approaching the shore of the lake he noticed an out of place object hovering over the lake. He grabbed his cellphone and managed to get the pictures.
‘I was excited and I do believe life must exist on other planets’ Mr Pino noted.”
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Allnewsweb: UFO or pterodactyl over Argentinian lake?
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Each year during the summer months, China’s mysterious lake monster makes an appearance at Lake Kanas. If you search the site, or see the ‘Related’ links below, you will see previous reports of it.
“Ten tourists from Guangdong and Hubei provinces were the latest to report a “water monster” sighting in Kanas Lake, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. They told local media that they saw a giant black creature on July 5 that stirred waves over 1 meter high and left a wake over 10 meters long for 20 seconds about 100 meters away from their boat.”
Scientists believe that these sightings are mostly misidentification of a huge species of fish which lives in the lake. Witnesses are however adamant that what they have seen is most definitely not a giant fish.
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People’s Daily Online: China’s “Nessie” sighted
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“A mysterious looking body found along the shore of Okanagan Lake might be the remains of the legendary Ogopogo, an expert says.Dan Poppoff found the 1.2-metre-long carcass last month while he was kayaking in the lake, close to Kelowna.”
Could these remains really be that of Canada’s most famous lake monster?
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