....So something that looks like an elephant swimming in Africa is actually a MOTHER FUCK'N DINOSAUR! Alrighty then crazy people. I'm going to go outside where the sun exists.
NOT an elephant. You can't get a wake like that with an elephant. You are married to the millions of years idea. We can produce dinosaur fossils... check that... dinosaur BONES with soft flexible material in them and red blood cells until we are blue in the face, but your world view will screen it all out as "not there." Well it is there. Ask Mary Sweitzer. She tested the sample 17x before she believed it. Biblical accuracy AGAIN reinforced (Job 40-41)... These critters coexisted with man.
An elephant? Traveling at a speed that leaves a wake in the water? Bull. That thing was traveling too fast to leave a wake. Elephants don't swim that fast.
So many truth is hidden & snatched from you folks..go search looking by yourself, think by yourself. Investigate waiting for religious leaders, for any big thinkers or stubborn and blind scientists chew and make us swallow won't do it!! We should otherwise then keep sheeple. Knowledge is power and truth set free.
@prschuster yes it would screw up because it would backup the behemoth i dont need to quote that to you do i??? lol. like the old argument that holds a firm weight pterosaurs what was their common ancestor and what did they become?
@rubberglovesnz If this monster gives credence to the Behemoth of the Bible, that still doesn't screw up evolution any more than the existence of present day Jerusalem acts as evidence against atheism. Just because there are some things that corroborate the Bible, it doesn't mean that the Bible is 100% accurate.
@prschuster there are other things that have a credible witnesses to such things other than mokele-mbembe other supected dinos in the congo an allosoride suspected in zimbabwe, unfossilised sauropods bones in alaska uncountable and more convincing mosasaur sea sightings around the world with many witneses at once (levithon?) cadrosarus young found in a whales belly dinos pulling chinese carts ect some are a bit shady but the cady and mosasaur most convincing for mepterosaurs in papua new guinea
omw! even though that's EXACTLY how an ELEPHANT would look swimming in the water, i still believe that this is undeniable PROOF that that is a large dinosaur still living. if you wanna know why people haven't come across such a beast, the answer is simple. they can make themselves go invisible, duh
@Joshiraxd omw!that EXACTLY NOT how an elephant would look swimmimg in the water.sorry,but u dont know how it looks.plus that pleseosaur is moving fast,and elephant cant swim fast enough to make a wake like that.and i ought to know my brother is the director of a large zoo,and they regularly let their elephants swim in their small lake.
@Leowen2 Pilot was probably scared because he had bad luck. If that were me flying down lower a dinosaur would jump out of the water and rip the plane out of the sky.
its a freaking boat, look it up, in Africa they build the boat longer, so they can stand up that elongated part, to trow out their fishnets.. god, some people really don't have any common sence whatsoever
strange,but it is not elefant...,nothing i never see befor,i know elefant love the water but if you see here huge huge lake end depp waters,no way elefant can not do thet,if you see here guys it is strange this one
Well if it does exist it wouldn't be considered a dinosaur. It would likely have evolved considerably from its sauropod ancestor. Much like today's Coelacanth differs from its ancient ancestor.
@bulldogzrep Exactly, although some sauropods did have a thin neck that was indeed flexible. A good example would be Seismosaurus or, to a greater extreme, some plesiosaurs. But the footage of an alleged sauropod caught on camera is highly unlikely. The Supposed neck is way too thin
@bulldogzrep Why thank you :D and I stand firm with my belief that it is a misidentified elephant. I mean, very often elephants can hold their trunks high when they swim in water. But what is deeper into the mystery of mokele mbembe is that the fact it can walk underwater (or, so they say) and that the jungles are unexplored properly so we will never know for sure.
@bulldogzrep Yeah but you got to remember that maybe Mokele Mbembe could very well be a large plesiosaur instead of a sauropod because I think the majority of the sightings occured on the riverbank. But then again it could be an amphibious sauropod.
@khanwarrior99 the majority of sightings do indicate a sauropod, more than a plesiosaur imo, but the fact that it's frequently sighted in the water and descriptions match a sauropod, at first thought i would say that it just uses the water for travel and resides very deep in the jungle, as the natives say
@bulldogzrep Much like what elephants and other kinds of animals that do today right? Very often you can see deer swimming across rivers to find more food for themselves
@bulldogzrep But one thing is clear. That the cryptid is indeed reptillian. And, for a reptile that is supposed to be three times larger than an elephant should be very easy to pick up. If Mokele Mbembe did manage to live inside the jungle, it would have great difficulty to manuever its entire body mass around because the biggest obstacles in the jungle for a large dinosaur are the trees. Yes, trees, logs and all that kind of stuff can be problematic for large animals who tread through them
@khanwarrior99 i agree with everything except the size, mokele mbembe is described much smaller, more like the size of one elephant (max) but with very distinctive characteristics, reddish brown in colour with a long neck
Elephants are amazing swimmers and love spending time in the water. It's likely the ancestor of elephants was a marine mammal. And would they prefer swimming to walking? I don't know but swimming saves energy, that's for sure.
Good luck trying to find it now, what with all the communist and fascist paramilitary groups down there all fighting each other. They might have even killed it off :P
Listen an Elephant would not in a million years be moving fast enough to make a wake like that in the water.
It does look like an elephant but since we have never seen a living dinosaur and because it looks like this creature was moving relatively fast, then I actually do not know what this is.
@whitewolfwithblackSP So it must have been a drowning elephant that far out from shore right! I mean moving at what seems to be a fast pace through the water, and a great swimmer...unless of course it was a drowning elephant.
I've heard that it was too fast for an elephant or something like that. But I agree, it looks SO much like an elephant. I realized that Pat Spain, the biologist, has suggested that the mokele-mbembe is an undiscovered species of elephant! Perhaps this is it!!!
Why did the elephant cross that lake? i know that elephants can stand up to 12ft tall but crossing a lake? its too deep for the creature. And elephants travel by group right?
are you watchin it on a 3inch screen? lol Theres 2 long neck dinosaurs side by side in the water,one has its head out the water and the other is under the water.They are massive from what i can see,if they are that big from a distance i cant imagine how big they are up close.
@bulldogzrep the dark shape in the water,i see a long neck leading to a large body,the long neck dinosaurs would spend all their time in the water because they are almost weightless ,like hippos,its also a good way to stay away from preditors,its either 2 dinosaurs side by side or its the 1 dinosaur and its shaddow,but it looks like 2 to me.who knows tho,im just saying,my opinion.
elephant. its not a forked tongue. since they were above it, it looked like a head and a tongue but if u look at its shape it really looks like an elephant swimming with its trunk in the air to breath
i believe that this footage definitely shows an elephant, but people have to be open minded, the area has been unchanged and is virtually unexplored, and who better to have the knowledge than the natives, you can't immediately dismiss their stories as nonsense because history has proven the world still has mysteries to unfold, and we as human beings are sometimes to arrogant to admit it
@bulldogzrep not an elephant,no way,theres a forked yongue coming out of one of there mouths,the other is just under the water,these are long neck dinosaurs your seeing under the water in the lake,they are very heavy creautes so they tend to stay in the water to help support the weight of their massive bodies and as we all know we are pretty much weightless in the water.They also stay submerged in the water in order to hide from preditors aswell as stay cool and hydrated.
Sorry, I don't say that this one is "not an Elephant" but ...just to say : i 've been watching "nat geo" and "discovery" since i was a kid...and an Elephant alone? in the middle of a lake? in the jungle in congo? maybe i've missed some episodes but somebody explain me that please because i really don't get it!
@flynetz from the documentaries i've seen as soon as male elephants reach maturity they are ejected from the herd by matriarchs and wander by themselves for a while. although they will often stay in the vicinity of the herd. i'm not sure how it all works after that with mating etc
@dinoman121213 Haha, no they say it because it is most likely an Elephant. I think it was an Elephant. I would be amazing if it was a dinosaur, but face it, it isn't a dinosaur.
It does look more like an elephant, which have been found swimming more than two miles out into the ocean before. It wouldn't be unheard of to find one swimming in the lake, that is.
@Amirul101Junsu take a closer look...the outline is almost exactly like an elephant. the damn trunk is sticking up and from afar im sure people claim to see mokele mbembe. and ive seen tv shows where people mistake mokele mbembe for an elephant, this particular video captured an elephant. not mokele mbembe.
On the contrary to some of these posts, elephants swim VERY well, and they submerge all the time. The silhouette was clearly an elephant. There's no reason to believe it wasn't one. I agree with another post that if that had been anything fantastic, there would have been a far greater response from the people shooting the film. Common sense is a wonderful thing people. Use it. Use it often.
Mokele mbembe might be real. In the show beast hunter it looks like the locals weren't telling BS at all. The Congo river basin is just huge and full of hiding places making it almost impossible to find this animal. I just hope someone manages to find this creature and film it or something. It's not an elephant in the footage, an elephant doesn't have the ability to swim and/or dive that well.
They were in a biplane. If they saw what they thought was the Mokele-mbembe, they would've chased it or atleast got a better footage by getting closer. Its a fake. Thats surely an Elephant
Definitely elephant. :)
symphonicaura 1 day ago
lol its an elephant swimming. they can swim just fine in open water. sumtimes elephants even swim out to sea.
unitelanka 1 day ago
Thats a trunk. Just an elephant that ventured out into the water. Don't know how anybody can think otherwise, and I'm usually not a skeptic.
bkearney004 2 days ago
....So something that looks like an elephant swimming in Africa is actually a MOTHER FUCK'N DINOSAUR! Alrighty then crazy people. I'm going to go outside where the sun exists.
CamelJaq 2 days ago
@CamelJaq ROOOOOOOOOOOFLLLLLLLLLLLLL
SheVooZaXoo 24 minutes ago
a cabron y como un elefante tan largo
carlos24537 3 days ago
that's an elephant, but what's it doing in the middle of the lake?
guess we'll never know
kiki123456able 6 days ago
its chuck norris
dark1rida 1 week ago
NOT an elephant. You can't get a wake like that with an elephant. You are married to the millions of years idea. We can produce dinosaur fossils... check that... dinosaur BONES with soft flexible material in them and red blood cells until we are blue in the face, but your world view will screen it all out as "not there." Well it is there. Ask Mary Sweitzer. She tested the sample 17x before she believed it. Biblical accuracy AGAIN reinforced (Job 40-41)... These critters coexisted with man.
357MagnumBob 1 week ago
@357MagnumBob A living dinosaur could slap an evolutionist in the face and they still wouldn't believe it
Obitatis 1 week ago
@Obitatis Dinosaurs are alive. They're called birds.
CamelJaq 2 days ago
@357MagnumBob Ugh. Humanity is fucking doomed.
CamelJaq 2 days ago
Obviously an elephant, and the wake is created because the surrounding water is so calm. And the obvious trunk supports it.
CptWildee 2 weeks ago
@CptWildee
You have better eyes than anyone else to see that as obvious.
357MagnumBob 1 week ago
That would be and elephant, notice how the trunk is up, that is to keep it from drowning
POWpowPOWERFUL1616 2 weeks ago
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flygon666 2 weeks ago
NOOOPE. It's just Chuck Testa.
DeflatedRat 3 weeks ago
An elephant? Traveling at a speed that leaves a wake in the water? Bull. That thing was traveling too fast to leave a wake. Elephants don't swim that fast.
lomertamahon1 3 weeks ago 2
@lomertamahon1 who even said that this water is even for swiming ? i bet if you walked on it will cover up ur knees , think about that
SheVooZaXoo 17 minutes ago
So many truth is hidden & snatched from you folks..go search looking by yourself, think by yourself. Investigate waiting for religious leaders, for any big thinkers or stubborn and blind scientists chew and make us swallow won't do it!! We should otherwise then keep sheeple. Knowledge is power and truth set free.
DanyLofico 1 month ago
it's a BEHEMOTH guyz (hebrew word for "dinosaur" which was invented then in 1842 by Sir Richard Owen) !! the king of the animal..heheheh...
DanyLofico 1 month ago
lol if they find anything that would screw up evolution
rubberglovesnz 1 month ago
@rubberglovesnz This creature wouldn't screw up evolution. It would only contradict your straw man depiction of evolution.
prschuster 1 month ago
@prschuster yes it would screw up because it would backup the behemoth i dont need to quote that to you do i??? lol. like the old argument that holds a firm weight pterosaurs what was their common ancestor and what did they become?
rubberglovesnz 1 month ago
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@rubberglovesnz If this monster gives credence to the Behemoth of the Bible, that still doesn't screw up evolution any more than the existence of present day Jerusalem acts as evidence against atheism. Just because there are some things that corroborate the Bible, it doesn't mean that the Bible is 100% accurate.
prschuster 1 month ago
@prschuster i do have a differance in thinking so are atheist or christian or other. Jesus said belive every thing i say or nothing at all
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@prschuster there are other things that have a credible witnesses to such things other than mokele-mbembe other supected dinos in the congo an allosoride suspected in zimbabwe, unfossilised sauropods bones in alaska uncountable and more convincing mosasaur sea sightings around the world with many witneses at once (levithon?) cadrosarus young found in a whales belly dinos pulling chinese carts ect some are a bit shady but the cady and mosasaur most convincing for mepterosaurs in papua new guinea
rubberglovesnz 1 month ago
omw! even though that's EXACTLY how an ELEPHANT would look swimming in the water, i still believe that this is undeniable PROOF that that is a large dinosaur still living. if you wanna know why people haven't come across such a beast, the answer is simple. they can make themselves go invisible, duh
Joshiraxd 1 month ago
@Joshiraxd omw!that EXACTLY NOT how an elephant would look swimmimg in the water.sorry,but u dont know how it looks.plus that pleseosaur is moving fast,and elephant cant swim fast enough to make a wake like that.and i ought to know my brother is the director of a large zoo,and they regularly let their elephants swim in their small lake.
SHARKREEF2011 2 weeks ago
Obvious elephant is obvious.
wabbajack2 1 month ago
looks like a croc to me
iasahuman 1 month ago
that looks like an elephant.... -_____-
opertnew 1 month ago
looks like a anaconda or python to me and i am a believer in mbembe
eggbeaters 1 month ago
lol freaking elephant!!!!!!!!!!!
LEKART1969 1 month ago
I'm back again for anothe rlook and I'm wondering why the plane didnt fly down for a closer look see.
Leowen2 2 months ago
@Leowen2 Pilot was probably scared because he had bad luck. If that were me flying down lower a dinosaur would jump out of the water and rip the plane out of the sky.
Pennell96 1 month ago
The trunk out the front seems a little long and can trhe elephant swim as shown in this amazing clip.
Leowen2 2 months ago
looks like the monster tbh. the monster is said to have a horn on the front, and in the footage you can see the horn and top of the head
cona192 2 months ago
is an elephant swimming :) and didnt they have color film in 1992 ? :)
platoondnx 2 months ago
Looks like an Elephant swimming
MrWiLDAPEMAN 2 months ago 21
that is not a boat....but I dont know what it is....too long to be a brontosaurus type , maybe a more serpentine creature?
wotan237 2 months ago
A guy on a canoe fishing - very common for the area. No dino here, just bad footage.
Kellykleinman1 3 months ago
The japs would only want to kill it anyway claiming it was for scientific resons!!
southportkiwi 3 months ago 15
@southportkiwi yeah not funny.
xcheatingmyself 2 months ago
@southportkiwi i love ur comment!
eggbeaters 1 month ago
@southportkiwi Amazing. Ten people find racism funny...
zackvnoone 1 month ago
its a freaking boat, look it up, in Africa they build the boat longer, so they can stand up that elongated part, to trow out their fishnets.. god, some people really don't have any common sence whatsoever
angelinodecaesteker 3 months ago
@angelinodecaesteker Actually, in Africa they build the boat longer in order to survive lake dinosaurs.
anduril891 2 months ago
"hey whats that over there !?" "OMG we see something. Quick. Shake the camera like a madman!"
AlecTheConfused 3 months ago
strange,but it is not elefant...,nothing i never see befor,i know elefant love the water but if you see here huge huge lake end depp waters,no way elefant can not do thet,if you see here guys it is strange this one
maler575 3 months ago
Well honestly looks like a typical elefant with the nose mstrechin up
cramtoro 3 months ago
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DeflatedRat 3 months ago
Holy shit, that was an elephant. You could see the trunk AND tusk!!
Ihatethisugh1 3 months ago
Look, Mr Frodo! It's an Oliphant!
Leatherbubba 3 months ago
holy cow it's a elephant
shark4t 4 months ago
lol elephant
dieselexplsion 4 months ago
Its an elephant, clearly.
Chrondorr 4 months ago
Elephant.
CRM09ify 4 months ago
so thats where my penis went cus when i woke up it was gone
ilovecats222ful 4 months ago
Well if it does exist it wouldn't be considered a dinosaur. It would likely have evolved considerably from its sauropod ancestor. Much like today's Coelacanth differs from its ancient ancestor.
BigMrSox 4 months ago
omg mokele mbembe looks like a elephant
Kasuch1 4 months ago
...I'm sorry, but it was an elephant, not mokele mbembe, althought i believe that this mystery animal exists deep in the in African's jungle...
Flyerish 4 months ago
Elephant, I mean if it was a sauropod, it would have had a much thicker neck.
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@khanwarrior99 actually it has been discussed that it's neck might in fact be very thin and flexible, but i doubt this
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
@bulldogzrep Exactly, although some sauropods did have a thin neck that was indeed flexible. A good example would be Seismosaurus or, to a greater extreme, some plesiosaurs. But the footage of an alleged sauropod caught on camera is highly unlikely. The Supposed neck is way too thin
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@khanwarrior99 i agree
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
@bulldogzrep Why thank you :D and I stand firm with my belief that it is a misidentified elephant. I mean, very often elephants can hold their trunks high when they swim in water. But what is deeper into the mystery of mokele mbembe is that the fact it can walk underwater (or, so they say) and that the jungles are unexplored properly so we will never know for sure.
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@khanwarrior99 that's true, lake tele isn't very deep, so mokele mbembe could easily wade through
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
@bulldogzrep Yeah but you got to remember that maybe Mokele Mbembe could very well be a large plesiosaur instead of a sauropod because I think the majority of the sightings occured on the riverbank. But then again it could be an amphibious sauropod.
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@khanwarrior99 the majority of sightings do indicate a sauropod, more than a plesiosaur imo, but the fact that it's frequently sighted in the water and descriptions match a sauropod, at first thought i would say that it just uses the water for travel and resides very deep in the jungle, as the natives say
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
@bulldogzrep Much like what elephants and other kinds of animals that do today right? Very often you can see deer swimming across rivers to find more food for themselves
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@bulldogzrep But one thing is clear. That the cryptid is indeed reptillian. And, for a reptile that is supposed to be three times larger than an elephant should be very easy to pick up. If Mokele Mbembe did manage to live inside the jungle, it would have great difficulty to manuever its entire body mass around because the biggest obstacles in the jungle for a large dinosaur are the trees. Yes, trees, logs and all that kind of stuff can be problematic for large animals who tread through them
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@khanwarrior99 i agree with everything except the size, mokele mbembe is described much smaller, more like the size of one elephant (max) but with very distinctive characteristics, reddish brown in colour with a long neck
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
@bulldogzrep Well, some reports of it say that it is much bigger than an elephant and taller than a giraffe
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
@khanwarrior99 it's size has been discussed, but I'm very sure it's not as large as some claim it to be
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
So true
khanwarrior99 4 months ago
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flynetz 4 months ago
THATS A BLODDY ELEPHANT!
thezebracakes 5 months ago
do elephants usually swim when they can walk?
itrytolearnfromyou 5 months ago 2
@itrytolearnfromyou oh yes ! they love swimming!no joke
shivator 5 months ago
@itrytolearnfromyou
Elephants are amazing swimmers and love spending time in the water. It's likely the ancestor of elephants was a marine mammal. And would they prefer swimming to walking? I don't know but swimming saves energy, that's for sure.
FlashVirus 5 months ago
@itrytolearnfromyou Elephants love to swim, elephants have been known to swim out as far as five miles out to sea.
HorrorQuest 4 months ago
:camera zooms up to dramatic music: OH MY GOSH! AN ELEPHANT!
LokitheCajun 5 months ago
You can tell that's an elephant, you can even see the structure of its head and hips!
XhoowieX 5 months ago
Loxodonta africana
misper34 5 months ago
If that is an Elephant, Dumbo ears make you fly!
CBSINDAHOUSE 5 months ago
i believe in the dinosaur Mokele Mbembe, but i also agree that it looks like an elephant as well. i am open minded though
LizardsInMyHouse 5 months ago
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LizardsInMyHouse 5 months ago
I dont think its an Elephant, maybe a sauropod, who knows? But I definetely believe in Mokele-mbembe!
TurokSwe 5 months ago
@TurokSwe its def. a elephant .
shivator 5 months ago
@shivator Im not so sure.
TurokSwe 5 months ago
Good luck trying to find it now, what with all the communist and fascist paramilitary groups down there all fighting each other. They might have even killed it off :P
Hissanrach 6 months ago
it has A Thin!! Head!! though,How could It be an Elephant???
ByCraVe 6 months ago 2
Listen an Elephant would not in a million years be moving fast enough to make a wake like that in the water.
It does look like an elephant but since we have never seen a living dinosaur and because it looks like this creature was moving relatively fast, then I actually do not know what this is.
ILoveGodsWord413 6 months ago 2
2 options
1 healthy Elephant
2 Morbidly fat plesiosaur
yakoocool 6 months ago
My first reaction was ELEPHANT !!! But seriously an elephant swimming that far from the shore ?...
yakoocool 6 months ago
I love that zoom in on the elephant xD
poorlittlerichiegirl 6 months ago
thats an elephasaur
mishalluckyandeminem 6 months ago 20
@mishalluckyandeminem LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
yakoocool 6 months ago
That is defiantly an elephant lol! but seeing elephants are a wonder too! :)
whitewolfwithblackSP 7 months ago
@whitewolfwithblackSP So it must have been a drowning elephant that far out from shore right! I mean moving at what seems to be a fast pace through the water, and a great swimmer...unless of course it was a drowning elephant.
drebogotti49 6 months ago
@drebogotti49
No. Despite their size, jungle elephants are excellent swimmers. I highly doubt it was drowning.
fromstart2finish 6 months ago
@drebogotti49 that lake is only a few meters deep.
ILoveGodsWord413 6 months ago
omg the camera is shaking OMG an elephant im kidding i dont know what it is but it really does look like an elephant
FlAmEbLaDeClOuD 7 months ago
Oh for fucks sake. This is such bullshit.
cochranexyz 7 months ago
...its gabe newell
brettsworld99 7 months ago
Hepherlump guys...
64GDQ 7 months ago
elephant
fdhlytr67510 7 months ago
As much as I wanted it to be an unknown animal, it does really look like an elephant to me.
Dinoman747 7 months ago
Great video! Thank you for getting the footage online!!
IndianaJ25 7 months ago
I've heard that it was too fast for an elephant or something like that. But I agree, it looks SO much like an elephant. I realized that Pat Spain, the biologist, has suggested that the mokele-mbembe is an undiscovered species of elephant! Perhaps this is it!!!
IndianaJ25 7 months ago
Why did the elephant cross that lake? i know that elephants can stand up to 12ft tall but crossing a lake? its too deep for the creature. And elephants travel by group right?
Gam3Walkthrough 7 months ago
@Gam3Walkthrough lake tele isn't that deep so it would be possible for an elephant to cross it, but yeah they usually are in a group
bulldogzrep 7 months ago
are elephants known to swim that far & deep ? looks pretty isolated, lake area.
trenq13 7 months ago 2
That looked like an elephant swimming with its trunk raised.
Snipe4261 8 months ago
elephant!!! clearly......
seko24041973 8 months ago
That is definitely an elephant.
szalard 8 months ago
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TrueLoveNeverDies82 8 months ago
@szalard no one knows the truth. the mystery may never be solved.
VenomothXD 7 months ago
where is the full documentary????
packerfan748 8 months ago 2
unbelievable!!!!
starlightroad100 8 months ago
are you watchin it on a 3inch screen? lol Theres 2 long neck dinosaurs side by side in the water,one has its head out the water and the other is under the water.They are massive from what i can see,if they are that big from a distance i cant imagine how big they are up close.
DaAlphaOmega 8 months ago
@DaAlphaOmega i wish that was the case but how can u possible see that?
bulldogzrep 7 months ago
@bulldogzrep the dark shape in the water,i see a long neck leading to a large body,the long neck dinosaurs would spend all their time in the water because they are almost weightless ,like hippos,its also a good way to stay away from preditors,its either 2 dinosaurs side by side or its the 1 dinosaur and its shaddow,but it looks like 2 to me.who knows tho,im just saying,my opinion.
DaAlphaOmega 7 months ago 2
elephant. its not a forked tongue. since they were above it, it looked like a head and a tongue but if u look at its shape it really looks like an elephant swimming with its trunk in the air to breath
Marcohc4450 8 months ago
theres 2 of them side by side and they are way too long to be an elephant.
DaAlphaOmega 8 months ago
ELEPHANT!!!
abbyfortheskew 8 months ago
Its a damn elephant
codywrite 8 months ago
looks like an elephant to me so then this is not a dinosuar
koch7e 8 months ago
i believe that this footage definitely shows an elephant, but people have to be open minded, the area has been unchanged and is virtually unexplored, and who better to have the knowledge than the natives, you can't immediately dismiss their stories as nonsense because history has proven the world still has mysteries to unfold, and we as human beings are sometimes to arrogant to admit it
bulldogzrep 8 months ago 49
@bulldogzrep i don't think it's a dinosaur though, but something that may resemble it or is unknown
bulldogzrep 8 months ago
@bulldogzre yeah i dont know about a creature that size having a forked tongue and all.
DaAlphaOmega 8 months ago
@DaAlphaOmega i didn't mean the animal in the footage shown here, i reckon dats an elephant, i meant overall just to be open minded
bulldogzrep 8 months ago
@bulldogzrep not an elephant,no way,theres a forked yongue coming out of one of there mouths,the other is just under the water,these are long neck dinosaurs your seeing under the water in the lake,they are very heavy creautes so they tend to stay in the water to help support the weight of their massive bodies and as we all know we are pretty much weightless in the water.They also stay submerged in the water in order to hide from preditors aswell as stay cool and hydrated.
DaAlphaOmega 8 months ago
@bulldogzrep the creaure in the footage has a forked tongue
DaAlphaOmega 8 months ago
@DaAlphaOmega how could you possible see that? i can't see anything lolz
bulldogzrep 8 months ago
@bulldogzrep
Sorry, I don't say that this one is "not an Elephant" but ...just to say : i 've been watching "nat geo" and "discovery" since i was a kid...and an Elephant alone? in the middle of a lake? in the jungle in congo? maybe i've missed some episodes but somebody explain me that please because i really don't get it!
flynetz 4 months ago
@flynetz i'm pretty sure there are elephants in the region but i do find it odd that it is by itself
bulldogzrep 4 months ago
@flynetz from the documentaries i've seen as soon as male elephants reach maturity they are ejected from the herd by matriarchs and wander by themselves for a while. although they will often stay in the vicinity of the herd. i'm not sure how it all works after that with mating etc
karmaburna 4 months ago
these people commenting about it being an elephant is just saying that because theyre too scared to face the truth
dinoman121213 8 months ago
@dinoman121213 Haha, no they say it because it is most likely an Elephant. I think it was an Elephant. I would be amazing if it was a dinosaur, but face it, it isn't a dinosaur.
ThePvtPeaceful 8 months ago
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Because you were there right?
MovementJR 8 months ago
It would be a dinosaur but apparently elephants don't live in this part of the jungle weirdly
MarkA318 8 months ago
That is the most elephant-like elephant I have ever seen.
Gelaphor 8 months ago 25
@Gelaphor, their scientist's dont you think they would know an elephant when they see one?
TheWEEDLOVER92 8 months ago
@TheWEEDLOVER92 Not all scientists are profess well at it.
Neovenator231 8 months ago
@TheWEEDLOVER92
Apparently not, because that's a goddamn elephant.
Gelaphor 7 months ago
Elephants do swim, you can see the tusks..
cocoagreypaws123 8 months ago
It does look more like an elephant, which have been found swimming more than two miles out into the ocean before. It wouldn't be unheard of to find one swimming in the lake, that is.
manlyone23 9 months ago
congrats, you saw an elephant.
TheBigcatdaddy1 9 months ago
LOOKS LIKE AN ELEPHANT SWIMMING
TheGrimdoor 9 months ago
absolut bullshit can be everything
shivator 9 months ago
It does looks like an elephant...
But I find it somewhat hard to believe that an elephant would be travelling alone and swimming in a lake that big.
Octagonapus97 9 months ago
@Octagonapus97 Well, you never know with elephants. They can behave a bit erratic from time to time.
lurholm 9 months ago
Elephant for sure . It's swimming with its trunk up
SquidgyMcGee 9 months ago
Much as I think it is plausible for relict dinosaurs to be wandering around the Congo River Basin, this is almost certainly an elephant.
chylerreckeaolgodhul 9 months ago
Eh-- elephant.....
fkovacs1 9 months ago
ELEPHANT!
THUNDERBOLT1480 9 months ago
@Amirul101Junsu you cant see ears from the side and the trail is from its back and shoulders
CapsRule1 9 months ago
e um elefante ...
mais eu sei que existe esse animal sim
flexzeno1 9 months ago
It's An Elephant. . There are many elephants living in the forest, i watched it on Nat Geo The Beast Hunter.
kaymera24 9 months ago
@Amirul101Junsu pause at 0:37 i think that looks almost exactly like an elephant
CapsRule1 9 months ago
@Amirul101Junsu take a closer look...the outline is almost exactly like an elephant. the damn trunk is sticking up and from afar im sure people claim to see mokele mbembe. and ive seen tv shows where people mistake mokele mbembe for an elephant, this particular video captured an elephant. not mokele mbembe.
CapsRule1 10 months ago
100% elephant
TheColonicus 10 months ago
thats an elephant
CapsRule1 10 months ago
On the contrary to some of these posts, elephants swim VERY well, and they submerge all the time. The silhouette was clearly an elephant. There's no reason to believe it wasn't one. I agree with another post that if that had been anything fantastic, there would have been a far greater response from the people shooting the film. Common sense is a wonderful thing people. Use it. Use it often.
Neired82 10 months ago
@EdMahoney19
i agree. elephants dont submerge and re emerge for no reason. :D
DEATHprismXX 10 months ago
0:37 it's not an elephant, it looks like a dinosaur's head with a tongue coming out of it's mouth.
CrossoverBeast 10 months ago 2
Mokele mbembe might be real. In the show beast hunter it looks like the locals weren't telling BS at all. The Congo river basin is just huge and full of hiding places making it almost impossible to find this animal. I just hope someone manages to find this creature and film it or something. It's not an elephant in the footage, an elephant doesn't have the ability to swim and/or dive that well.
CrossoverBeast 10 months ago
that's a fucking Elephant! jeeez what a waste of time!
skeaneable 10 months ago
They were in a biplane. If they saw what they thought was the Mokele-mbembe, they would've chased it or atleast got a better footage by getting closer. Its a fake. Thats surely an Elephant
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