That "hell hound" wasn't even a wolf. Wolves are super elusive and nimble animals, if they don't want to be seen, you are never going to see them. That was just a very young black bear. Lmao
As a man from Wisconsin that enjoys reading about cryptids in Wisconsin, I can tell you that the "Beast of Bray Road" photo was a joke. A taxidermist was familiar with the local legend and made a statue and planted it on the side of the road. When you zoom into the photo, one arm is even skeletal.
Moth man was a misidentified owl. Found in the night, reflect light from their eyes and you get red. And some owls grow rather large. And since it’s night and flying, you have no comparison on how large it is.
6:39 as a pterosaur lover that was how they lifted. Ironically that is acutally accurate. They would use their wings in a quad jump. Azhdarchid that type of pterosaurs had actually the most efficient flying method of any creature to ever live. They launched in the air like bats which is a quad launch. They had air sacs and were covered in fuzz.
My exact thought when he said that about the launch! I always compared it to a pole vaulter double fisting. Some of the most efficient movement in the animal kingdom was lost in the Chicxulub impact. Both in the air, and the sea. Zakq: why did it get on all fours all weird like that? Me: Don't be rude that's how you walk when you have sail wings like that...
Zack, in that clip, the Pterosaur in it should be a Quetzalcoatlus(Azudarchidae), the largest creature to ever take flight in history, and it has been theorised that it took off by using its 4 limbs actually, by crouching, then leaping powerfully and flapping their wings for power flight. Some palaeobiologists believe their light frame and huge muscle mass on its limbs may have supported this method of take off instead of taxiing off a cliff. Just a fun fact.
How has this man never heard of Mothman? I'd wager that he's one of the most legendary american cryptids, even if only because of memes. Hell, Mothman even got a spotlight in a fallout game!
Bro the video on number 8 is literally just a black bear Oh and at 6:40, pterosaurs actually took off like that, they would push their body back and use their wings to propel themselves forward and take flight
Quadlaunching is literally how pterosaurs took off. Part of how they managed to get so big, since they could use their flight muscles to launch, unlike birds needing to leg-launch.
So, a little bit of information on the Ogopogo, from someone who grew up in the Okanagan. It's legend is actually something like 150 years older than the Loch Ness monster. Its supposed to be a giant serpent, which serves as the spirit of the lake. Some people think it could be a really big sturgeon, but I don't know if there are any sturgeon in Okanagan Lake. Fun fact: some years ago, a statue of Ogopogo was sunk into the lake; you can even dive down to get pictures of it.
I grew up in Okanagan and whenever we went to the lake my sister would always drag me under and pretend to be the Ogopogo i didn't know this much about it but i can never take slander from the irish rip off of the Ogopogo
6:40 that is how the ligaments and muscles would have needed to work to get them off the ground, these things are as tall as giraffes 9:32 thats a Chupacabra, otherwise known as a dog with a skin condition
Azdarchids are fucking terrifying, something the size of a giraffe that was not only a predator but could fly. I love them but I'm also happy they're extinct.
Chupacabra’s are literally just coyotes or coyotes hybrids with stray dogs that have mage and because of this they aren’t able to hunt wild food so they mostly just go after livestock, often time killing it’s prey by going for the neck to crush its throat or bleed it. Coyotes are known to kill calves by themselves and sometimes can pair up and take down a cow, but that’s only when their starving and really desperate.
According to the livestock, no meat is taken and all the blood is drained. And also there's two versions, one wolf like creature, one reptile, alien like creature.
@@the_chosen_one5642 I bet the description became that of a mangy dog because it's easier to find footage of them as opposed to little demon alien things.
@@itsinugami going to the museum was such a big part of my childhood- it was such an obscure little local legend up until the massive popularity boost recently :,)
@@slaughterosie There's alot of other ones in the state too, like local legends -- Batboy, Snarly Yow, Flatwoods Monster, Grafton Monster, etc. But of course, Mothman is the most recognizable -- Sadly, I have never been to the Mothman museum cause I love in the northern panhandle
6:32 I just want to clarify, the way the pterosaur takes off here is actually believed to be how larger pterosaurs like Quetzalcoatlus took off. They'd use their longer front limbs to launch themselves into flight. It's actually supported by real studies and simulations.
@@aromalkrishnana2032 if you look up slowed footage, birds jump when taking off, which is why they have such massive legs and is hypothesized to be why pterosaurs got so much bigger. A pterosaur (like a vampire bat) could use its front limbs for the initial take off and since it's front limbs are used to fly it doesn't gain a ton of mass that it can't use to help stay in the air. unlike birds which have to grow larger wings and larger legs together to get larger and still be able to fly
As a Scottish person who lives near Loch Ness, I am saddened by the fact that Nessie only comes out when tourists have theirs phones out and not when I’m doing literally anything
Was gonna mention that they used a photo of the monster *Caught* on camera, but the photo they showed before the footage the Louisana monster is from a movie called Xtro.
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Number 15: Burger king foot lettuce. The last thing you'd want in your Burger King burger is someone's foot fungues. But as it turns out, that might be what you güet.
The ogopogo is actually a real mythical lake monster. Well, real in the sense that there's actually myths about it. I took a course on folklore studies for my degree that had an entire section devoted lake monster myths and their similarities as a demonstration about how certain ideas are really common across cultures.
So here's the scoop on the Skunk Ape, those photos are real. They were taken by an elderly woman in Sarasota who sent the photos to the police department with a letter saying that there was an escaped orangutan in the woods near her property. The photos were examined and proven to be authentic by multiple authorities including the FWC. I've been herping (looking for reptiles/amphibians) in the area where the pics were taken and while I've seen or heard anything, there's an occasional smell of rotten meat when you get deep into the woods. The scent is said to be a sign of the creature being in the area. I'm not a believer, but I will say there's something unsettling about walking in those woods.
Do there happen to be any other carnivorous or large omnivores in that area? Orangutan’s are omnivores so it’s not entirely out of the picture for them to be responsible for those scent, but then again the idea of a Skunk Ape does appear interesting and with the validation from the authorities, who knows?
The thing at 7:48 is actually from a pretty obscure film called Xtro. I’m surprised more people haven’t caught onto it since it’s in like every one of these videos, and has even been on news channels.
Hi! Way waaaay late here(if you've noticed my other comments I'm just discovering your videos) At 6:30, that's actually how pterosaurs took off! Large azdarchids(the type of flying reptile shown like that) actually "quad launched" from a standstill, similar to modern vampire bats. Unlike modern birds pterosaurs used all four limbs to amble about, so their wings were SUPER jacked being both leg and wing, so they basically catapulted themselves into the air using all fours and hitting a massive downstroke at the height of the jump to get themselves airborne!
I can find people who believe in the existence of every cryptid in the video and more, but it takes a certain amount of stupidity beyond that to believe in the existence of an honest politician.
I'm sick of "the mothman", haven't we already disproven their existence? Its an owl (which eyes appear red at night by torch light), usually appears to be 6ft tall or more because Owls sit in trees
I’m pretty sure you could disprove the existence of literally all the creatures featured in this video. Besides, whether it’s real or not isn’t where the appeal lies with mothman and cryptid fans- I for one love the owl theory for him, but the all the stories behind the legend are so much more interesting :)
They’re incredibly funny. I think having a believer and a skeptic is what made it so special. Most ghost shows have all believers, but having Shane be a straight man to Ryan’s comic worked perfectly
the funny thing is, I was playing a game on my other screen while watching this and when I looked back after you finished your lock ness monster paint picture, It took me a few seconds to remember which was the original and which was yours XD, the tail of yours was what helped me figure it out XD
Hey, AVNJ In one episode can you talk about the Arapaima? Even if it’s just for a little bit they’re so interesting and cool looking for predators and I wanna learn more about them, might even be my favorite fish
Uhm they are big breathe air can live up to 24 hours out of water without eating they have sharp teeth with a sharp tongue and teeth on the roof of there mouths
Since no one's said this yet, mothman is named mothman due to the sound he makes, whoever heard it said he sounds like a chirping/screeching sound that moths apparently make. Plus the furry coat around it and its wings also implies the moth name. At least from my research that's why
The way the video showed the terrasour take off is how they actually took off, and it was one of the reasons they could get so big as they didn't need to achieve flight by flapping their wings, like birds.
I think it would be more like a running start similar to something like an albatross. I doubt pterosaurs could jump up like that. You would need some horizontal speed to get lift like an airplane. And there would need to be flapping involved too until it was at a high enough altitude to glide.
@@bleuemoone8710 They flew mainly by gliding, not by flapping their wings. By launching off like this they could use their massive wings to slowly swoop through the air, not needing to flap their wings much. While they might have tried to get a faster start off, whether through running, or more likely by launching off of a higher point, it is doubtful they could reach a fast enough speed on land to make a difference. There is also a theory that during high gusts of wind they unfurled their wings and let the wind pick them up, like Albatross do.
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Moth man is literally an owl which no one could fucking accept what it was. Everyone was like “HOLY SHIT A FLYING ALIEN MONSTER FROM DE MOVIES” but I guess that’s how a lot of cryptids worked like so many are like “missing links”, “dinosaurs”, “Dragons”, Christian “demons” that are literal normal animals. Or apparently weird furries.
Yep I'm definitely enjoying this content glad I subscribed. Also it's nice to see people using this bottom of the barrel RUclips content and making fun of it. The bottom of the barrel video I'm talking about is the video that this guy's reacting to.
6:44 I get how you're confused by the pterasaur take-off but that was actually an approximation of how they actually did it lmao. they were a quadruped when on the ground and to take off they would slingshot off the ground using the elasticity of their bodies. It was actually quite an efficient process compared to bird take-off
The dude in that video: That was the footage of the Bear Lake Monster. Also him: *Shows blured footage of a Moose swimming and then shows the Pliosaurus from Planet Dinosaur*
7:46 Bruh, that is LITERALLY a still from the movie "Xtro", did they really just try to use a still from a movie as "evidence" of a mysterious creature?
I remember a news story which used that picture and claimed someone saw a real skin walker, but I was watching going "hey, thats the thing from Xtro!" I find it funny that they never use the footage of it, just the picture. Cause the video is actually super unsettling.
Actually, concerning the pterosaur, that IS a very effective way of taking off. It is exactly what allowed pterosaurs to reach much larger body sizes than birds. Look, I like you're content and you're funny, but you got no idea what you're talking about sometimes.
He's a biologist. I'm pretty sure he knows a lot more than you're making it sound. On the other hand, he specializes in fish, not dinosaurs. I'm working to become a biologist, and I didn't know about quad-launching until watching this video.
6:28 that is actually somewhat the main theory for how pterosaurs took off, however i think they could have depicted it more accurately in that documentary and I'm not sure if Azdarchids such as Quetzocoatlus (the one in the documentary) could have taken off exactly like that, but perhaps in some modified manner just because of how massive they where
I love how "caught on camera" means two frames of ten pixels that just might show something slightly resembling something we already know exists, but it justifies showing lame movie clips of "the exact same thing" that makes it seem like a crazy terrifying mythical creature
Missing in Alaska is another bomb show lmao. Its up there with Monster Quest. Even have some of the same gorgeous graphics you saw in the hell hound clip
I love that the same person making incredibly in depth lessons on ichthyology is the same person saying "I've got a challenge for you, shut the fuck up"
I'm a West Virginian myself, and I seem to recall hearing or reading that the Mothman resembled a bat more than anything else, but because Batman was/is a popular figure they went with something else. As to why Mothman was chosen and stuck, I haven't a clue.
I actually did a bit of an autopsy on a ‘chupacabra’ my high school science teacher brought me along with her to study a dead animal that showed a weird behavior. I was looking to go onto college in biology at the time and was about to graduate so i went with her on a bunch of field work type things like counting fish in local creeks and doing surveys of wildlife and water samples. It was a coyote with mange it really didn’t look much like a coyote after it lost most of its fur and teeth. It had killed some chickens on a ranchers land and drank blood from the neck the rancher shot and killed it then froze the body. We looked at it after a few days of being frozen and sent some tissue off to a lab to get identified. It confirmed that it was a coyote. The strange behavior was likely because it’s teeth had been rotten and eating was probably very painful so it opted to bite/tear off the head and suck some fluids. It was basically starved to death so even it wasn’t shot it would likely have died soon. Not a cryptid but a sick wild animal.
@@appleglassjuice11 no the carcas was damaged by a bunch of things. Not as badly as it would have been normally if a coyote ate it but it was still pretty torn up. To remove the head it thad thrown the body around a bit.
Fun fact abput the chupacabra: The very first sighting was from one woman who had just seen the movie Signs and was freaked out about aliens. She described it as looking almost exactly like the aliens from Signs. One small event, like someone being overly freaked out by a bad movie can cause legends to be born. It's kinda depressing and inspirational at the same time to think about.
and then one of the entries is literally a screenshot from a movie actually, the amount of effort they put into these, I'm surprised they all aren't number three is just the trex from Jurassic Park
Actually it is currently believed that the big pterosaurs did take off by pushing the ground. They were as large as giraffes and had incredible strength in their arms, so instead of flapping their wings a lot, they just hit the ground and used the impulse to start soaring.
Well the name mothman is just stupid in general. The first witnesses clearly described ha humanoid bird creature, but for some reason media gave it the name mothman.
6:30 The sad thing is that I know it's terrible but phtarashors did the lift up with all for limbs And then opened their wings to flap, so that was very accurate. There's also many different reconstructions of how they flew. This is just the most common one.
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That "hell hound" wasn't even a wolf. Wolves are super elusive and nimble animals, if they don't want to be seen, you are never going to see them. That was just a very young black bear. Lmao
That or just fake 😂
Yeah that just looks like a black bear
Yeah, I saw it and a black bear was my first thought
Kinda just looked like a bison
@@crispylizard4348 I dont think that that could be a bison, because it would be herd for them to enter and move through a forest.
I still can't get over the fact that he said that massive things wingspan range from *4* to *100* meters.
What is this guy smoking
Probably some "good" ol' crack
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@@Koor22 ye
yeah
prob wanted to say 4 - 10
He loses brain cells for our entertainment. Truly respectable.
I lose brain cells watching these XD
Negan knows a thing or two about making people lose brain function 😅🏏⚾️
not only him me too... I think I gonna flirt a lot with Girl and call Them b!tch when they gonna Say me they don't want to be with me...
i love how this channel turned from: *FISH*
to debunking fake anomalies
well i was not expecting that
r/youngpeopleyoutube
I love that too.
@@therealnorth bruh i just dont wanna change pfp shut
@@therealnorth Silence, redditor
As a man from Wisconsin that enjoys reading about cryptids in Wisconsin, I can tell you that the "Beast of Bray Road" photo was a joke. A taxidermist was familiar with the local legend and made a statue and planted it on the side of the road. When you zoom into the photo, one arm is even skeletal.
Ah, that makes sense.
Thanks for this!
Moth man was a misidentified owl. Found in the night, reflect light from their eyes and you get red. And some owls grow rather large. And since it’s night and flying, you have no comparison on how large it is.
Same deal with the Flatwoods Monster.
@I’m In SPACE! Yeah totally, because there's no such thing as people lying for attention or embellishing a story.
@I’m In SPACE! The giant footprints are also proof of Bigfoot, then. 🤡
pretty sure it's a basking shark
@I’m In SPACE! fake. Many people came forward after the first attack with claims. Most didn’t fit the first description.
6:39 as a pterosaur lover that was how they lifted. Ironically that is acutally accurate. They would use their wings in a quad jump. Azhdarchid that type of pterosaurs had actually the most efficient flying method of any creature to ever live. They launched in the air like bats which is a quad launch. They had air sacs and were covered in fuzz.
yep
i call it the "Catapult take-off"
My exact thought when he said that about the launch! I always compared it to a pole vaulter double fisting. Some of the most efficient movement in the animal kingdom was lost in the Chicxulub impact. Both in the air, and the sea.
Zakq: why did it get on all fours all weird like that?
Me: Don't be rude that's how you walk when you have sail wings like that...
@@-Ghostess ye
man I literally commented the same thing as you, good job
Okay so about the launch method, how the fuck do we know that? Did we find some pterosaur tracks or something?
Zack,
in that clip, the Pterosaur in it should be a Quetzalcoatlus(Azudarchidae), the largest creature to ever take flight in history, and it has been theorised that it took off by using its 4 limbs actually, by crouching, then leaping powerfully and flapping their wings for power flight.
Some palaeobiologists believe their light frame and huge muscle mass on its limbs may have supported this method of take off instead of taxiing off a cliff.
Just a fun fact.
7:33 they really dropped a clip from Hunter X Hunter in there and thought no one would notice
was looking for this one lmao
How has this man never heard of Mothman? I'd wager that he's one of the most legendary american cryptids, even if only because of memes. Hell, Mothman even got a spotlight in a fallout game!
Pun intended?
Honestly, mothman is overrated af and was only popular because of memes of last year. Before 2020 almost no one gave a single fuck about mothman.
@@appleglassjuice11 literally made a mothman movie with Richard Gere..
@@appleglassjuice11
Ok 14 year old... who thinks memes are the only way to know about anything 🙄.
@@jetjaguar4285 No shit, Mothman was popular in Virginia where it happened, until it died down up until in 2020.
I donno can we trust a fish biologist who doesn't know mothman a totally real creature?
He has repeatedly falsified documents and blatantly lied about the truth of Crabzilla too.
@@granolapancake Truly a charlatan next he will be spouting insanity like round earth theory disturbing.
@@BrimstoneZV he might say that the moon landing might have actually happened smh
well, he isn't a moth mortician now is he?
@@Faith_Pride I find his crabentials suspect and alot of his content fishy
You know it’s a good video when the first words are “God damnit”
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Bro the video on number 8 is literally just a black bear
Oh and at 6:40, pterosaurs actually took off like that, they would push their body back and use their wings to propel themselves forward and take flight
Quadlaunching is literally how pterosaurs took off. Part of how they managed to get so big, since they could use their flight muscles to launch, unlike birds needing to leg-launch.
"Do I believe dobermans exist? Yes."
So you don't believe in megalodons but you believe in dobermans? Curious.
I keep seeing you. What are you.
T-thats a dog💀
@@ameydalnas7359 R/woooosh
@@Garm_Hound it's not a very obvious joke is it🤷♂️
@@ameydalnas7359 yes it is a very obvious joke. It's a shame you didn't get it.
I’d pay to have him watch mountain monsters. That sounds awesome
So, a little bit of information on the Ogopogo, from someone who grew up in the Okanagan. It's legend is actually something like 150 years older than the Loch Ness monster. Its supposed to be a giant serpent, which serves as the spirit of the lake. Some people think it could be a really big sturgeon, but I don't know if there are any sturgeon in Okanagan Lake. Fun fact: some years ago, a statue of Ogopogo was sunk into the lake; you can even dive down to get pictures of it.
I grew up in Okanagan and whenever we went to the lake my sister would always drag me under and pretend to be the Ogopogo i didn't know this much about it but i can never take slander from the irish rip off of the Ogopogo
@@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy Yeah I can't understand how Ogopogo is so unknown, when the Okanagan is such a hugely popular tourist location.
@@LittleWhiteRabbitB It is? didn't know that
6:40 that is how the ligaments and muscles would have needed to work to get them off the ground, these things are as tall as giraffes
9:32 thats a Chupacabra, otherwise known as a dog with a skin condition
There are hairless dogs native to the Central American region, they’re a cultural staple in Mexico, and have been for a very long time
Azdarchids are fucking terrifying, something the size of a giraffe that was not only a predator but could fly. I love them but I'm also happy they're extinct.
Just so you know, these clowns actually DO lower the video quality, its as simple as opening it in movie maker and saving it in 144p.
Chupacabra’s are literally just coyotes or coyotes hybrids with stray dogs that have mage and because of this they aren’t able to hunt wild food so they mostly just go after livestock, often time killing it’s prey by going for the neck to crush its throat or bleed it. Coyotes are known to kill calves by themselves and sometimes can pair up and take down a cow, but that’s only when their starving and really desperate.
Coydogs are also notorious for attacking and maiming livestock without killing them, so I wonder if that plays into the lore of it.
I mean the legend of the Chupacabra started in the 1990’s, often in places where there is high levels of strays and mage.
Actually if you search the actual Puerto Rican chupacabra he is completely different and clearly just based on an alien from a movie.
According to the livestock, no meat is taken and all the blood is drained.
And also there's two versions, one wolf like creature, one reptile, alien like creature.
@@the_chosen_one5642 I bet the description became that of a mangy dog because it's easier to find footage of them as opposed to little demon alien things.
As a citizen of WV: The Mothman is a folklore legend of a bipedal creature that was said to be seen at/near areas where disaster would soon strike.
yesss!! people don’t get there’s so much more to it’s story than “big owl”
@@slaughterosie Yeah, there is even an entire museum -- He kinda went from, "Cryptid," to unofficial mascot for the state.
@@itsinugami going to the museum was such a big part of my childhood- it was such an obscure little local legend up until the massive popularity boost recently :,)
@@slaughterosie There's alot of other ones in the state too, like local legends -- Batboy, Snarly Yow, Flatwoods Monster, Grafton Monster, etc.
But of course, Mothman is the most recognizable -- Sadly, I have never been to the Mothman museum cause I love in the northern panhandle
It was also reported in different parts of WV and Ohio after the first sighting but none ever say anything about it
Ok the rake is literally just a naked guy with his stomach up, with a mask on the back of his head
Considering that's a still from Xtro, that's quite possibly how that happened behind the scenes
6:32 I just want to clarify, the way the pterosaur takes off here is actually believed to be how larger pterosaurs like Quetzalcoatlus took off. They'd use their longer front limbs to launch themselves into flight. It's actually supported by real studies and simulations.
Hey, pterosaurs actully take flight by jumping, that is accurate
That is not how birds fly. You have to apply force,ie, flapping.
@@aromalkrishnana2032 if you look up slowed footage, birds jump when taking off, which is why they have such massive legs and is hypothesized to be why pterosaurs got so much bigger.
A pterosaur (like a vampire bat) could use its front limbs for the initial take off and since it's front limbs are used to fly it doesn't gain a ton of mass that it can't use to help stay in the air. unlike birds which have to grow larger wings and larger legs together to get larger and still be able to fly
I think Ben g Thomas has a video on it.
Just because I love this animation of how pterosaur takeoff would have worked: ruclips.net/video/CRk_OV2cDkk/видео.html
@@aromalkrishnana2032 And pterosaurs are not birds and do not have the bone structure of birds.
As a Scottish person who lives near Loch Ness, I am saddened by the fact that Nessie only comes out when tourists have theirs phones out and not when I’m doing literally anything
Was gonna mention that they used a photo of the monster *Caught* on camera, but the photo they showed before the footage the Louisana monster is from a movie called Xtro.
“It’s just standing there”
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I genuinely didn't know there was an american who didn't know of the glorious mothman
Watch more of Chills just for the way he says everything lmao
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People like my sister legitimately believe Mothman is a huge ass moth
He is I killed him in fallout
lol thats just outrages has she not read seen any videos on insects XD
The ogopogo is actually a real mythical lake monster. Well, real in the sense that there's actually myths about it. I took a course on folklore studies for my degree that had an entire section devoted lake monster myths and their similarities as a demonstration about how certain ideas are really common across cultures.
So here's the scoop on the Skunk Ape, those photos are real. They were taken by an elderly woman in Sarasota who sent the photos to the police department with a letter saying that there was an escaped orangutan in the woods near her property. The photos were examined and proven to be authentic by multiple authorities including the FWC. I've been herping (looking for reptiles/amphibians) in the area where the pics were taken and while I've seen or heard anything, there's an occasional smell of rotten meat when you get deep into the woods. The scent is said to be a sign of the creature being in the area.
I'm not a believer, but I will say there's something unsettling about walking in those woods.
An escaped orangutan
Do there happen to be any other carnivorous or large omnivores in that area? Orangutan’s are omnivores so it’s not entirely out of the picture for them to be responsible for those scent, but then again the idea of a Skunk Ape does appear interesting and with the validation from the authorities, who knows?
its literally a dog
lol
@@regant7064 Dogs don't really have a face like that That's a really small snout and wide mouth for a dog if so.
@@samuraijackoff5354 it's just built different
The thing at 7:48 is actually from a pretty obscure film called Xtro. I’m surprised more people haven’t caught onto it since it’s in like every one of these videos, and has even been on news channels.
One of the people in the chat recognized it for sure, I wonder if they saw the RLM video like me.
IM CRYING AT THE LONG LEG KIRBY LMAO
The joke at the end of that segment was kinda racist frfr
@@mylanharris750 time stamp?
9:10
With laughter or fear? I could imagine either.
Hi! Way waaaay late here(if you've noticed my other comments I'm just discovering your videos)
At 6:30, that's actually how pterosaurs took off! Large azdarchids(the type of flying reptile shown like that) actually "quad launched" from a standstill, similar to modern vampire bats. Unlike modern birds pterosaurs used all four limbs to amble about, so their wings were SUPER jacked being both leg and wing, so they basically catapulted themselves into the air using all fours and hitting a massive downstroke at the height of the jump to get themselves airborne!
Glad to see that while he didnt know mothman, my dude here instantly got up to date with the memes.
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7:49 that’s literally a screenshot from the movie Xtro, but blurred and made monochrome.
Number 1: an honest politician
I can find people who believe in the existence of every cryptid in the video and more, but it takes a certain amount of stupidity beyond that to believe in the existence of an honest politician.
Trey The Explainer actually has done a good job at debunking a lot of these cryptids you should check him out.
Love that channel
Oh yeah cool channel!!
I'm sick of "the mothman", haven't we already disproven their existence?
Its an owl (which eyes appear red at night by torch light), usually appears to be 6ft tall or more because Owls sit in trees
Nah, confirmed mothman
Exactly what Mothman would say
I’m pretty sure you could disprove the existence of literally all the creatures featured in this video.
Besides, whether it’s real or not isn’t where the appeal lies with mothman and cryptid fans- I for one love the owl theory for him, but the all the stories behind the legend are so much more interesting :)
@I’m In SPACE! you being serious or.
Barn owl gang rise up!
Fresno Nightcrawlers are best cryptids, they just look like IRL Gondolas.
Please watch Buzzfeeds unsolved video on hunting moth man because that would be fucking hilarious
They’re incredibly funny. I think having a believer and a skeptic is what made it so special. Most ghost shows have all believers, but having Shane be a straight man to Ryan’s comic worked perfectly
The part where they do the Mothman call always cracks me up.
the funny thing is, I was playing a game on my other screen while watching this and when I looked back after you finished your lock ness monster paint picture, It took me a few seconds to remember which was the original and which was yours XD, the tail of yours was what helped me figure it out XD
Hey, AVNJ In one episode can you talk about the Arapaima? Even if it’s just for a little bit they’re so interesting and cool looking for predators and I wanna learn more about them, might even be my favorite fish
Uhm they are big breathe air can live up to 24 hours out of water without eating they have sharp teeth with a sharp tongue and teeth on the roof of there mouths
Since no one's said this yet, mothman is named mothman due to the sound he makes, whoever heard it said he sounds like a chirping/screeching sound that moths apparently make. Plus the furry coat around it and its wings also implies the moth name. At least from my research that's why
Mothman was made by drunk teenagers and a golden eagle can carry a deer so that may be what it actually is
Mothman my beloved
Finally some one who actually reacts to the video.
The way the video showed the terrasour take off is how they actually took off, and it was one of the reasons they could get so big as they didn't need to achieve flight by flapping their wings, like birds.
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I think it would be more like a running start similar to something like an albatross. I doubt pterosaurs could jump up like that. You would need some horizontal speed to get lift like an airplane. And there would need to be flapping involved too until it was at a high enough altitude to glide.
I'm just curious how you say that with certainty? 🤔
@@brentmay4587 Don't ask me, ask the people that study these animals for their job and have said so.
@@bleuemoone8710 They flew mainly by gliding, not by flapping their wings. By launching off like this they could use their massive wings to slowly swoop through the air, not needing to flap their wings much. While they might have tried to get a faster start off, whether through running, or more likely by launching off of a higher point, it is doubtful they could reach a fast enough speed on land to make a difference. There is also a theory that during high gusts of wind they unfurled their wings and let the wind pick them up, like Albatross do.
2:15 T pose to assert Dominance
I literally love the Fresno Nightcrawlers
They do be walkin tho
Fresno night crawlers are that one wholesome guy that shows up to the party without knowing a party is being hosted, but then makes the party 10x better
they're just vibing
Man i love this guy, Ill admit i'm not a recurring viewer, but this is my second video of yours, and man, your sass is just so funny, you ride the fine line between being sassy, but not so sassy that it comes off as cringy. well done, you've earned my sub
There was a time at least once in the life of every little boy, looking for mythical creatures videos on RUclips. Don't even lie.
very true, a tiny piece of that childlike wonder is still somewhere inside me
Moth man is literally an owl which no one could fucking accept what it was. Everyone was like “HOLY SHIT A FLYING ALIEN MONSTER FROM DE MOVIES” but I guess that’s how a lot of cryptids worked like so many are like “missing links”, “dinosaurs”, “Dragons”, Christian “demons” that are literal normal animals. Or apparently weird furries.
Yep I'm definitely enjoying this content glad I subscribed. Also it's nice to see people using this bottom of the barrel RUclips content and making fun of it. The bottom of the barrel video I'm talking about is the video that this guy's reacting to.
It’s just standing there menacingly
Bro they really used a picture of gon from HxH when he turned into his adult form for the rake 😭😭
6:32 that is actually how it is thought that they took off, they used their wings to catapult themselves to reach some height.
6:44 I get how you're confused by the pterasaur take-off but that was actually an approximation of how they actually did it lmao. they were a quadruped when on the ground and to take off they would slingshot off the ground using the elasticity of their bodies. It was actually quite an efficient process compared to bird take-off
The dude in that video: That was the footage of the Bear Lake Monster.
Also him: *Shows blured footage of a Moose swimming and then shows the Pliosaurus from Planet Dinosaur*
7:46 Bruh, that is LITERALLY a still from the movie "Xtro", did they really just try to use a still from a movie as "evidence" of a mysterious creature?
They did also include a scene from HunterXHunter so it just goes to show how much awareness they have with what they’re talking about
I remember a news story which used that picture and claimed someone saw a real skin walker, but I was watching going "hey, thats the thing from Xtro!" I find it funny that they never use the footage of it, just the picture. Cause the video is actually super unsettling.
Real talk tho that shot from Xtro is actually fantastic, genuinely one of the most unsettling things I've ever seen when the effect is so simple
@@Pattamatt1998 Really effective horror scene for such a weird movie.
The one skunk ape footage they had was from "Harry and the Hendersons" comedy/children's movie.
I was wondering if it was! I never watched it myself, but I knew it looked familiar!
Everyday is always a great day when AVNJ be posting again,and I love it
3:57 Not only can out count the pixels, but you can count the exact grid of pixels, and their larger components. Thats mind blowing!
Actually, concerning the pterosaur, that IS a very effective way of taking off. It is exactly what allowed pterosaurs to reach much larger body sizes than birds. Look, I like you're content and you're funny, but you got no idea what you're talking about sometimes.
He's a biologist. I'm pretty sure he knows a lot more than you're making it sound.
On the other hand, he specializes in fish, not dinosaurs. I'm working to become a biologist, and I didn't know about quad-launching until watching this video.
6:28 that is actually somewhat the main theory for how pterosaurs took off, however i think they could have depicted it more accurately in that documentary and I'm not sure if Azdarchids such as Quetzocoatlus (the one in the documentary) could have taken off exactly like that, but perhaps in some modified manner just because of how massive they where
I swear this man yells out "It's not scientifically possible!" every time he sees something strange. That's not a fish. 6:33
I love how "caught on camera" means two frames of ten pixels that just might show something slightly resembling something we already know exists, but it justifies showing lame movie clips of "the exact same thing" that makes it seem like a crazy terrifying mythical creature
Missing in Alaska is another bomb show lmao. Its up there with Monster Quest. Even have some of the same gorgeous graphics you saw in the hell hound clip
9:34 Just a dog. Lmao
At this point I wouldn’t be surprised if they put the aliens from Majoras mask on one of these lists lol
Weren't those based off real supposed alien sightings too?
I love that the same person making incredibly in depth lessons on ichthyology is the same person saying "I've got a challenge for you, shut the fuck up"
7:41 looks like hunter-hunter anime.
It is (adult Gon from Hunter X Hunter)
I'm a West Virginian myself, and I seem to recall hearing or reading that the Mothman resembled a bat more than anything else, but because Batman was/is a popular figure they went with something else. As to why Mothman was chosen and stuck, I haven't a clue.
The sound it makes and its furry appearance
I actually did a bit of an autopsy on a ‘chupacabra’ my high school science teacher brought me along with her to study a dead animal that showed a weird behavior. I was looking to go onto college in biology at the time and was about to graduate so i went with her on a bunch of field work type things like counting fish in local creeks and doing surveys of wildlife and water samples.
It was a coyote with mange it really didn’t look much like a coyote after it lost most of its fur and teeth. It had killed some chickens on a ranchers land and drank blood from the neck the rancher shot and killed it then froze the body. We looked at it after a few days of being frozen and sent some tissue off to a lab to get identified. It confirmed that it was a coyote. The strange behavior was likely because it’s teeth had been rotten and eating was probably very painful so it opted to bite/tear off the head and suck some fluids. It was basically starved to death so even it wasn’t shot it would likely have died soon. Not a cryptid but a sick wild animal.
Question, was the meat on the livestock intact after the coyote sucked its blood?
@@appleglassjuice11 no the carcas was damaged by a bunch of things. Not as badly as it would have been normally if a coyote ate it but it was still pretty torn up. To remove the head it thad thrown the body around a bit.
Fun fact abput the chupacabra: The very first sighting was from one woman who had just seen the movie Signs and was freaked out about aliens. She described it as looking almost exactly like the aliens from Signs. One small event, like someone being overly freaked out by a bad movie can cause legends to be born. It's kinda depressing and inspirational at the same time to think about.
The hell hound is literally just a bear
Babe wake up
New criptid lore just dropped
You just gotta love how bad some of the videos Zach are reacting to are.
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@@Aetrenity fish
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i will not be taking ogopogo slander, if anything, the loch ness monster ripped off us, ogopogo is a native legend
YES WE STAN OKANAGAN VALLEY Ogopogo 1800's lochness 1933 THEY RIPPED US OFF
Yesss! Took me too long to find this!
10:27 I literally know what breed that dog is.
you know it's a quality video when they start talking about a bigfoot adjacent creature and bust out the goddamn Harry and the Hendersons clips
and then one of the entries is literally a screenshot from a movie
actually, the amount of effort they put into these, I'm surprised they all aren't
number three is just the trex from Jurassic Park
Watch tray the explainer's criptid profiles
6:30 that's actually close to how pterosaurs are thought to have taken off. they had strong fore-limbs that both helped them fly and take off
So the way that Pterosaur took off is thought to be how the larger Pterosaurs actually took off
Actually it is currently believed that the big pterosaurs did take off by pushing the ground. They were as large as giraffes and had incredible strength in their arms, so instead of flapping their wings a lot, they just hit the ground and used the impulse to start soaring.
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FRESNO NIGHT CRAWLER
Actually said to be the way that creepy bird thing takes off, it rocked back to give it momentum then used the momentum to "launch" off.
1:44 to 2:00 is from Doctor Who, I *think* it is from either a season one or two episode called Lupus, but not 100% sure.
"Whoa! It's a never-before-seen monster! Let me grab the shittiest, most pixelated camera I can find!"
this just gotta be the best youtube channel to ever exist
0:08 one of the best ‘yes’s i’ve ever heard
I love how Xtro monster/ human alien thing is believed to be a real monster.
You drawing that out had me in tears from beginning to end
Mothman was literally called "big Bird" before like a author heard about the Sightings. It was literally was a Big Herring defending its eggs.
Well the name mothman is just stupid in general.
The first witnesses clearly described ha humanoid bird creature, but for some reason media gave it the name mothman.
@@meganoob12 I think it came from a spider man comic at the time.
As a resident of the Okanagan I genuinely didn’t think that the ogopogo was well known enough to be in a mythical creature video.
Mothman is either a barn owl, a decomposing Basking Shark, or some species of Anurognathids.
This channel has just become a straight up paranormal debunking channel
6:30 The sad thing is that I know it's terrible but phtarashors did the lift up with all for limbs And then opened their wings to flap, so that was very accurate. There's also many different reconstructions of how they flew. This is just the most common one.
3:42 that's from farcry 4 lol