The Ancient Monster That Scares Swimmers In Lake Pepin | Boogeymen | Absolute Sci-Fi
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Minnesota's Lake Pepin is home to Pepie, a large, serpentine creature. An investigation is underway with a $50,000 reward offered for any conclusive evidence of Pepie's existence.
'Boogeymen' takes an in-depth look at the history of local monsters and travels to the small, picturesque towns where they appeared to listen to both believers and skeptics as they investigate the most recent sightings.
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There is no telling what the earth holds
If you take into account how many lakes worldwide for centuries have simular legends there has to be some truth to it there simply has to be strange unknown creature's out there
Proofread please. "simular"?
No it doesn’t. The only truth is it comes from greedy people trying to copy the success of Loch Ness
Dragons occupy the waters of this world. We can’t see them only if they sow themselves. They are spiritual beings.
I live in wabasha MN on the Mississippi River just minutes from Lake Pepin. my in-laws live in lake city, I am on lake pepin at least 3 times a week. I am always fishing or looking for agates and arrowheads. I have never seen peppy, or known anyone that has seen it. there are sometimes waterfowl on the surface of lake pepin grouped together that looks like a serpent. Also Trees and logs floating in the water can fool you. There are paddlefish and sturgeon half the size of your boat. Also amazing enough, there have been bull sharks caught in nets, but not big. The Native Americans I’m sure had tales, but they did not fear Lake Pepin, actually it was the opposite, Lake Pepin was of great importance to the native tribes. There are some exaggerations in this video.
Seems everyday, especially in the US a lake gets a "monster", whoop it up for tourism
The best are ones from 90 year old man made lakes.
Nothing wrong with promoting tourism. I was born & raised in Minnesota & want to see our small, independent businesses thrive ❤
15:32 Kermit should of just had a sausage sizzle
If you think that that's all there is out there, why don't you prove me wrong and use an ouji board and then you can come and talk to me about getting rid of the demonic spirit that attaches to you.
This stupid program is always more about advertising different business than the "monster" itself, such as a local cafe or shop, hotels, boat rides etc etc
Yh it’s cringe when grown ass men lie😂😂😂
its such a shame :/
Crazy since aliens live underground centuries i feel like they brought these species to earth 🌍 long ago js never kno whats great out there bringing these thing here on earth
So this Corey guy that went scuba diving and encountered Pepie at the bottom of the lake shit himself when it happened. He said that he shot to the surface in a panic. How deep was he? Bottom of the lake and shoots to the surface...So how did he not have the bends?
5:55 he sounds like kermit the frog
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Yes that is what we are watching
Our town lake doesn't yet has so call monsters . Soo its been my duty as local small town scientists to work hard create one per at least or ..or whatever
Looks like Lochness monster.
And that doesn't exist either.
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Ahhh a know it all
@@robertpage3195You're clueless and don't even know it.
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40:40
He thinks there's only one of them.
The guy is clearly a little confused as to how Mummies & Daddies work.
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Wait- bull shark? How did that happen?
They've been found in lake Michigan. They (rarely) swim up the Mississippi.
During the recession of the Glaciers
Bull sharks can live in fresh water. It's rare, but they can and sometimes do make their way up freshwater tributaries.
people dont realize it but dinsaurs lived fot 100s of years...
and the coelocanth, thought extinct for millions of years, were found alive in 1939!
It ain't no hundred miles from the cites. Closer to 50. You've already lost credibility.
If u need more tourism,and own a lake,just tell the world theres a sea monster in the lake.worked with loch ness,lake champlain and peppie😉
Loch ness really is beautiful lol
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