This video footage of this odd object or perhaps creature was taken at the glacial river Jökulsá í Fljótsdal in east Iceland. Many believe this may be footage of a snake like monster called Lagarfljótsormurinn that is said to live in lake Lagarfljót. The lake monster Lagarfljótsormurinn is said to be Iceland’s equivalent to the Loch Ness Monster in Scotland.
Sighting and reports of the creature go back all the way to 1345. A legend linked to the creature claims it was at first a tiny worm which was placed on a ring of gold so it could make the gold grow. But when the ring owner returned she was terrified to find that the worm had grown and not the gold so she tossed both the ring and worm into Lagarfljót and the worm continued to grow.
Whether or not this is actual footage of this mysterious creature and evidence of its existence is still up for debate. Some skeptics who don’t believe such a creature exist say the video could show nothing more then a torn fishing net. Here is the actual video taken so you can decide for yourself what has been captured.
Here is the latest video of the lake monster known as Champ posted on YouTube and is attributed to a young lady who is clearly the daughter of Ruby Anderson, leader of several Champ searches over recent years. The video is from back in July but was just recently released. The video was taken at Button Bay Start Park and last just under 2 minutes.
Here is the Champ video for you to examine and determine for yourself whether you think this is possibly Champ or not.
Here is an excellent video sent in by CryptoReports reader Mike Eriksson with some facts and information about The Great Lake Monster of Sweden. The lake monster also known as “Storsjöodjuret” is said to live in Lake Storsjon in Jamtland located in the middle of Sweden. Storsjöodjuret is described by many to be an aquatic or serpentine reptile having fins across its back and a dog like head. Some accounts have the creature as having several humps and measuring approximately six meters long.
The video contains some very interesting facts and information about the creatures origins along with Storsjöodjuretsightings and reports up to the present day. Some great local sceneries are showcased in the video along with some historical features related to the monster. CryptoReports would like to thank Mr. Eriksson for sending along his video for all our readers to enjoy and we encourage everyone who has a Cryptid story , sighting , pictures , or videos that would like to share to send them in and we will be happy to post them here at the site. You can submit your information by clicking “Submit News or Reports” on the left hand sidebar.
Cammie, the purported Cameron Lake monster, has made its presence known once again.
This time the creature was sighted by Coombs resident Kim MacDonald and her eight-year-old son Tristan, who were driving towards Port Alberni on just after 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 5.
“I had just picked my son up from school and we were driving towards Port Alberni and were getting towards the far end of the lake when something kept catching my eye,” MacDonald said. “At first I just thought it was a bird skimming across the water.”
However, as she got closer to the disturbance, that all changed in a hurry.
“There was an enormous splash, like when someone jumps into the water,” she said.
Where the splash had been, she said, there was now a large object — something that didn’t look like a log. To her, it looked alive.
“It was big,” she said. “My son said, ‘Oh my God, what’s that mum?’”
Fortunately, MacDonald was at a spot where it was possible to pull over to the side of the highway and she did.
“The head, if that’s what it was, was huge, bigger than a beaver,” she said. “I grabbed my camera and hopped on top of my truck.”
MacDonald was able to capture about a second and a half of video before she switched the camera to picture mode and snapped one shot before whatever it was sank out of view.
“After I took that picture it was gone,” she said. “I drive past there all the time and I’ve never seen anything like that before. It was round and big. My heart was pounding for a long time.”
The object or creature did not re-appear and MacDonald and her son continued on to Port Alberni.
“When I came back later I kept looking for it, really looking, but it was gone,” she said.
MacDonald has no theories about what she saw, although she has a couple of ideas about what it wasn’t.
“I think it’s definitely not a fish or a beaver,” she said.
Cameron Lake has long been reputed to have some form of large creature living in it, with numerous reports over the years of brief sightings of strange ripples and other disturbances in the water. The lake made national news last fall when a team of Vancouver cryptozoologists made an expedition to Cameron Lake to investigate.
