Hey everyone, I hope you liked the video! I apologize if the audio in this video is a bit different compared to other ones, I switched my PC and ended up losing my data for my voice editing, so I’m trying my best to work around the issue for future videos!
Sounded good. You are getting a little better each video. Pronunciation could use some work, but you are talking about things you have either only read about or don’t know a ton about so it is very forgivable. Keep going and you will 100% get better and better. :)
Well, I got like 3-4 still in my notes, like forest cryptids, paranormal cryptids, extraterrestrial cryptids, and I could even cover specific area cryptids not too sure yet. Do you have any suggestions?
Dude u have no idea how this makes my day better, we just had to put down my 13yr old lab yesterday so thank you so much for giving me a brief escape. Thanks dude
@@mooty. I'm ok, this wasn't as hard as when my first dog who lived to be 19 passed 3yrs ago or when I lost my dad and step dad. He had cancer so ik 1. He's without pain, and 2. I'll see all of them again someday. Thanks for asking dude 😎
16:21 I just got a huge, nostalgic flashback to my childhood. I was big into sea monsters back then, and I’d name any water-type Pokémon I used after one of them. Gyarados was ALWAYS Iku Turso.
I think what's most interesting about mokele mbembe is that one of the expedition teams showed natives pictures of modern animals like pandas and the natives said they didn't recognize them. But after being shown pictures of dinosuars that resemble the mokele mbembe, they were very adamant that those creatures inhabited the congo
See part of that is the frequency of european explorers bringing reference images of dinosaurs lol. I bet the average rural congolese villager has been shown more images of Brontosaurus than images of any other animal.
Thank you! These really capture my imagination :) I’ve been obsessed with these stories ever since I was a child. I’d really enjoy seeing deep dives on these creatures as well
I always watch different iceberg videos & today I woke up and the first thing in my head that came up was look up an iceberg on sea cryptids! Thank you for the video !
Your videos are great, please more cryptid/alien/creature stuff in the future. It's my favorite kind of "fictional" storytelling and it seems I'm always at a shortage of related content
@@ZeroKitsuneas someone who was basically raised in the deep woods……Sasquatch is 100% real. Most cryptids are 100% just folklore but those, those are a living animal. Most who disagree on that are people who don’t ever go out into the wilderness.
@@Zer-db1bp Some cryptids or mythologies are usually animals who are real but are seen differently because of tainted perceptions, like Kraken for example, Kraken might be just Giant Squids the Pirates thought as a monster in the past
Just a correction on a part of the Champ Creature. A recent investigation (past two years approximately) has recorded audio of clicking underwater in the lake. That type of known sonar is used by dolphins to communicate, but lake Champlain is a freshwater lake that doesn’t have dolphins, and so some researchers were shocked to record these sounds. Is it possibly the way that these “champ” creatures communicate?
Hey, just a small correction, the pronunciation of Taniwha. I know it's weird and I don't know why European settlers here decided this would be the case when transcribing the Māori language, but 'wh' is pronounced like an F. So it's Tah-nee-fah. In saying that, I want to say you've mentioned New Zealand and Māori place names in other videos, and done an impressive job with pronunciation especially for someone who isn't a local, so great job! Keep it up dude.
Excited for another cryptid iceberg! Those are awesome, keep up the creativity and good work! Would you ever consider an iceberg of Brazilian cryptids and folklore creatures? We've geniunely got so many lol and which the craziest stories Also latin american cryptids, native american cryptids, ancient and medieval cryptids (like supposed creatures that people in those times claimed to see like the kraken and mermaids), dinosaur cryptids, etc. And obviously non cryptid content is welcome as well! Weird animals iceberg, historical and geographical mysteries iceberg etc
bro snook chill you be getting me way too amped when u comment holy, I was just checking out ur vids for inspiration and stuff, appreciate the comment man!
Wouldn't it make more sense to say: "deep dive." Iceberg explained would be explaining all aquatic cryptids ever the words "iceberg explained" means less than nothing to the point of irritation and it's everywhere. Thank you if you read my rant.
Plesiosaurus are clearly not extinct. They just like to go on vacations and are never home to get their mail, so we can't count them on the yearly census.
What kind of analysis did the do off the Cady that came out of the whale belly? Especially back in 1938 it's not like they had sny kind of DNA or blood testing they could have done on it to my knowledge. Thanks for the video
Apparently it was not disclosed, as there was nothing known to compare it too. Caddy's are/were real creatures. Needs a well coordinated effort at the right time of year to gain modern day evidence. Those twins in San Francisco Bay have witnessed them more than once, and there's film of several large ones swimming in the Bay. Very interesting.
Here's a really unpopular one from my area that even locals don't know about...Smetty from lake Desmett. Sighting range from crocodilian to plesiosaur to prehistoric cephalopods that hide in the lakes many underwater tunnels
I have lived in North Louisiana my entire life and I am retired law enforcement and we most definitely have Bigfoot living in our forests. My family has been seeing them on our property for 200 years that has been in our family for 225 years and was a Native American village before that. My great great grandfather who was a Civil War veteran wrote in multiple letters about the Bigfoot families. He was a school teacher by trade and wrote many letters before during and after the war.
In the 1920's in Louisiana there was a creature known as the Cross Lake Monster and a number of years later it was actually found. It was a Hippopotamus that a farmer purchased from a traveling circus and he put in the lake. It was taken to a zoo. True story that was run in the Shreveport Times !
11:15 whoa, now that's interesting! Most of these I see and just think "yea, that's some folkloric legend, probably not real.." but that thing has an eye coming up outta the water! What is that beastie? That's certainly SOMETHING alive, tangible, and very real.
able to devour 7 WHALES? Holy guac bro that is absurd. EDIT: got to the end of the video and heard you say you'd like things to improve on... how about a cryptid that can devour 8 whales?!
Considering we distinguished a new whale species as recently as within the last 20 years, there could be unknown critters out there as large as whales which we aren't aware of, or when seen, we might think is something mythical
Oh boy if you want to know about tales of monsters in the sea, lakes and rivers you should read up on Icelandic Folklore. There are possibly hundreds of them.
Im an offshore crab fisherman and i got one for ya. I was 200 miles offshore of Florida, pulling traps. Something's stuck on the line cause the traps real heavy but its still coming in. I get it up to the top and its a fukkn artificial Christmas tree. I mean wtf man lets get it together people there's no reason a fake tree should be on the ocean floor all those miles away from land. Either i found the weirdest cryptid out there or we're all screwed
The ogopogo one is funny, wtf was he doing with his gf??? On his phone all day to the point where his phone died??? Funny 🤣 i rather enjoy the day with my girl
Excellent video. If even one of these creatures exist today we should be staying out of the water. There are so many stories of these huge creatures in the deep water there has to be some truth to them. I refuse to believe everyone is lying... 😶
Re: Ogopogo. Unlike Loch Ness, thousands of people swim in Lake Okanagan daily during good weather and the lake is clear. I've spent time near and in it myself. Dont think theres anything to this one unfortunately.
Hey everyone, I hope you liked the video! I apologize if the audio in this video is a bit different compared to other ones, I switched my PC and ended up losing my data for my voice editing, so I’m trying my best to work around the issue for future videos!
Sounds perfect
Great videos. You've certainly slowed down your speaking, if you find your self running out of breathe. Slow down.. it ain't a race.
Sounded good.
You are getting a little better each video. Pronunciation could use some work, but you are talking about things you have either only read about or don’t know a ton about so it is very forgivable.
Keep going and you will 100% get better and better. :)
Zoan, what are your next cryptid plans?
Well, I got like 3-4 still in my notes, like forest cryptids, paranormal cryptids, extraterrestrial cryptids, and I could even cover specific area cryptids not too sure yet. Do you have any suggestions?
Dude u have no idea how this makes my day better, we just had to put down my 13yr old lab yesterday so thank you so much for giving me a brief escape. Thanks dude
I’m really sorry to hear that, I hope you and your family are doing good and get through it, and I’m really happy to hear this video helped you out
@@Zoanfly I said I Wana see this channel hit that mil sub mark, you absolutely deserve it.
I feel you man. Had to do the same a year ago. It gets easier
how are you doing now if you don't mind me asking
@@mooty. I'm ok, this wasn't as hard as when my first dog who lived to be 19 passed 3yrs ago or when I lost my dad and step dad. He had cancer so ik 1. He's without pain, and 2. I'll see all of them again someday. Thanks for asking dude 😎
⭐️Time stamps⭐️
~~[{Tier 1]}~~
(Ogopogo) 0:26
(Champ) 1:59
(Mokele-mbembe) 3:20
(Selkie) 4:58
(Cadborosaurus) 6:23
(Kappa) 7:29
(Lusca) 9:12
(Bunyip) 11:56
~~[ {Tier 2}]~~
(Naheulito) 13:18
(Altamaha-ha) 14:52
(Iku-turso) 16:17
(Jialong) 17:55
(Lake tianchi monster) 19:31
(The brosno dragon) 20:50
(Akkorokamui) 22:18
~~[{ Tier 3 }]~~
(Lake illiamna monster) 23:59
(Storsjöodjuret) 25:35
(Moreg) 27:14
(Waitoreke) 28:46
(Meshekenabek) 30:24
~~[{ Tier 4 }]~~
(The cornish sea serpent) 31:12
(Sharlie) 32:41
(Gustave) 35:12
(The honey island swamp monster) 36:42
~~[{ Tier 5 }]~~
(Taniwa) 38:14
(The apsidochelone) 39:45
(Cirein-croin) 41:05
(The inkanyamba) 43:34
(The beast of busco) 44:12
~~[{ Tier 6 }]~~[last tier]
(Oran ikan) 45:48
(Qalupalik) 47:16
(Vodyanoy) 48:46
(Yacumama) 50:03
Really cool video!
And hope this helps💫
16:21 I just got a huge, nostalgic flashback to my childhood.
I was big into sea monsters back then, and I’d name any water-type Pokémon I used after one of them.
Gyarados was ALWAYS Iku Turso.
I love how 90 percent of these were just the loch ness monster.
If I had a dollar for every serpent-like/Plesiosaur-like lake monster, I could legally buy Loch Ness
Agreed. Lol But they're all "fake" according to idiot skeptics.
I think what's most interesting about mokele mbembe is that one of the expedition teams showed natives pictures of modern animals like pandas and the natives said they didn't recognize them. But after being shown pictures of dinosuars that resemble the mokele mbembe, they were very adamant that those creatures inhabited the congo
See part of that is the frequency of european explorers bringing reference images of dinosaurs lol. I bet the average rural congolese villager has been shown more images of Brontosaurus than images of any other animal.
I used to watch your videos to sleep when i had 6am shifts at my old job when you were first starting out. Awesome to see your channel blow up
Thank you for not putting the Bloop on your list. I’m subscribing for that
Dang, you’re pumping these out. Sub’d!
Thank you! These really capture my imagination :)
I’ve been obsessed with these stories ever since I was a child.
I’d really enjoy seeing deep dives on these creatures as well
Last video was good, but this one is great! Glad to see you rushing less
Yeaa, I tried slowing it down more, nice to hear it’s noticeable
What about spongebob and squidward?
yeah where?
They would be at the top of the iceberg or the sky
@@jaxonmoreau2946 ok
Pineapple..... bottom of the sea?!?@@jaxonmoreau2946
@@Ryoanimsing the song
I always watch different iceberg videos & today I woke up and the first thing in my head that came up was look up an iceberg on sea cryptids! Thank you for the video !
Love your shit man, hope you get more subs
Yo, you’re a hero. We needed a good aquatic cryptid iceberg, it’s good to see the category all explained in one swoop
Your videos are great, please more cryptid/alien/creature stuff in the future. It's my favorite kind of "fictional" storytelling and it seems I'm always at a shortage of related content
Who said it was fictional😮?
@@davidsolis1128 Anyone with a brain. It's fun, but no, none of this stuff is real. We would absolutely know by now.
@@ZeroKitsuneas someone who was basically raised in the deep woods……Sasquatch is 100% real. Most cryptids are 100% just folklore but those, those are a living animal. Most who disagree on that are people who don’t ever go out into the wilderness.
@@Zer-db1bp Some cryptids or mythologies are usually animals who are real but are seen differently because of tainted perceptions, like Kraken for example, Kraken might be just Giant Squids the Pirates thought as a monster in the past
Just a correction on a part of the Champ Creature. A recent investigation (past two years approximately) has recorded audio of clicking underwater in the lake. That type of known sonar is used by dolphins to communicate, but lake Champlain is a freshwater lake that doesn’t have dolphins, and so some researchers were shocked to record these sounds. Is it possibly the way that these “champ” creatures communicate?
Pog
It was freshwater drum fish
@@Cheesefiddlehorn any proof?
What a great time to do a cryptid iceberg
You should do Jungle/ rainforest cryptids next
Love your videos
Hey, just a small correction, the pronunciation of Taniwha. I know it's weird and I don't know why European settlers here decided this would be the case when transcribing the Māori language, but 'wh' is pronounced like an F. So it's Tah-nee-fah. In saying that, I want to say you've mentioned New Zealand and Māori place names in other videos, and done an impressive job with pronunciation especially for someone who isn't a local, so great job! Keep it up dude.
I appreciate the feedback, I'll keep it in mind and thank you!!
Really would like more in depth info on the van lake creatire. Thanks for the video
New to the channel, nice vid
Glad you liked the vid, thanks for watching!
Excited for another cryptid iceberg! Those are awesome, keep up the creativity and good work!
Would you ever consider an iceberg of Brazilian cryptids and folklore creatures? We've geniunely got so many lol and which the craziest stories
Also latin american cryptids, native american cryptids, ancient and medieval cryptids (like supposed creatures that people in those times claimed to see like the kraken and mermaids), dinosaur cryptids, etc. And obviously non cryptid content is welcome as well! Weird animals iceberg, historical and geographical mysteries iceberg etc
Of course, I’ll definitely keep it in consideration! There’s a bunch of topics out there so I’d like to make videos on a lot of them!
Lol. "Would you ever consider doing a video on everything ever" thats pretty much h what you just said
sounds good to me! :-) great video again!!
Thank youu!!
@@Zoanfly of course 💞
Awesome sauce
YESS aquatic cryptids/mysteries are my absolute favorites
babe wake up, zoanfly just posted 🔥
😂😂
48:49 **french shakes nervously**
cool video
bro snook chill you be getting me way too amped when u comment holy, I was just checking out ur vids for inspiration and stuff, appreciate the comment man!
The images of the Morgawr look like an elephantine head breaking the surface of the water.
This is really cool and well put together, pls keep doing this and its format! :D
Wouldn't it make more sense to say: "deep dive." Iceberg explained would be explaining all aquatic cryptids ever the words "iceberg explained" means less than nothing to the point of irritation and it's everywhere. Thank you if you read my rant.
Very cool video, and not bad pronunciation on the Māori words, except for Taniwha. "Wh" is pronounced "f" in Māori, so it's more like Tanifa.
42:14 hey my boy lagiacrus is here
very well made! ❤😊
Thank you!!
Why are like 10 of these literally just a Plesiosaurus in some random lake?
Maybe plesiosaurs should stop hanging out there
Plesiosaurus are clearly not extinct. They just like to go on vacations and are never home to get their mail, so we can't count them on the yearly census.
Hey what did you say before you got to say the Tasmanian Tiger's name?
I have an image of the pontolis as the bunyip
As someone from McCall Idaho, it’s pronounced “mah-call” definitely caught me off guard to hear somebody talking about sharlie tho thanks for that
The fact that you only have 1.7k subs is a travesty
What kind of analysis did the do off the Cady that came out of the whale belly? Especially back in 1938 it's not like they had sny kind of DNA or blood testing they could have done on it to my knowledge. Thanks for the video
Apparently it was not disclosed, as there was nothing known to compare it too. Caddy's are/were real creatures. Needs a well coordinated effort at the right time of year to gain modern day evidence. Those twins in San Francisco Bay have witnessed them more than once, and there's film of several large ones swimming in the Bay. Very interesting.
Here's a really unpopular one from my area that even locals don't know about...Smetty from lake Desmett. Sighting range from crocodilian to plesiosaur to prehistoric cephalopods that hide in the lakes many underwater tunnels
Shallow body of water: exists
Humans: Shit I done seen a plesiosaur
This iceberg is good , I like it as much as the Real Wide-eyed Wise Guy's aquatic anomalies icebergs
That means a lot, I love that video
I’m a bunyip, cryptid confirmed
holy crap its the bunyip
those Inuit boogeymen are so eerie
The first picture of the "luska" made me hate the ocean more
I have lived in North Louisiana my entire life and I am retired law enforcement and we most definitely have Bigfoot living in our forests. My family has been seeing them on our property for 200 years that has been in our family for 225 years and was a Native American village before that. My great great grandfather who was a Civil War veteran wrote in multiple letters about the Bigfoot families. He was a school teacher by trade and wrote many letters before during and after the war.
That Turisas shout out thooo!
as a kiwi its good to see the taniwha get some recognition. However, the TH in Māori is pronounced like an F. So Taniwha is pronounced tani-FA
Altie is easily one of the most believable of them all. Most sightings, murky water, and fairly large range
Would you ever do a world war mysteries iceberg or a biblical mysteries iceberg
Sounds super cool, ima acc write that in my notes for future topics
In the 1920's in Louisiana there was a creature known as the Cross Lake Monster and a number of years later it was actually found. It was a Hippopotamus that a farmer purchased from a traveling circus and he put in the lake. It was taken to a zoo. True story that was run in the Shreveport Times !
11:15 whoa, now that's interesting! Most of these I see and just think "yea, that's some folkloric legend, probably not real.." but that thing has an eye coming up outta the water! What is that beastie? That's certainly SOMETHING alive, tangible, and very real.
able to devour 7 WHALES? Holy guac bro that is absurd.
EDIT: got to the end of the video and heard you say you'd like things to improve on... how about a cryptid that can devour 8 whales?!
There's alot of long neck boys ! Love that
i live near lake champlaine and swam there alot and was terrified the whole time lol
9:21 sharktopus!
Considering we distinguished a new whale species as recently as within the last 20 years, there could be unknown critters out there as large as whales which we aren't aware of, or when seen, we might think is something mythical
Okay, sea-monsters lovers fascinated by them since childhood, be real now. How many of you got diagnosed as neurodivergent? ✋ LOL
Nothing Better Then Another Ocean Based Iceberg To Try Triggering My Thalassophobia Is It Weird That I Find That Entertaining
I hope the platypus is on here
Oh boy if you want to know about tales of monsters in the sea, lakes and rivers you should read up on Icelandic Folklore. There are possibly hundreds of them.
Yacumama was proven real
I suspect Luska may be giant, shark-eating octopus.
Im an offshore crab fisherman and i got one for ya.
I was 200 miles offshore of Florida, pulling traps. Something's stuck on the line cause the traps real heavy but its still coming in. I get it up to the top and its a fukkn artificial Christmas tree. I mean wtf man lets get it together people there's no reason a fake tree should be on the ocean floor all those miles away from land. Either i found the weirdest cryptid out there or we're all screwed
Nah cuz everytime i go to lake chelan i always feel like im being watched underwater
Lets goooo🎉
4:57 - 6:22
This is what song of the sea is based off of
13:10 maybe it's a living relative of andrewsarchus
Song name?
Underwater Exploration - Godmode
The Vodyanoy lives in rivers and lakes? I hope its not the one's that I'm used to.
Iku Turso seems not unlike Cthulhu... I wonder if The Vikings defeated it somehow and sent it scurrying into the depths.
Gustave is a stone cold killer
Turn the volume up please as its barely audible!
Ocean man
My name means " He who stops the flow of Toilets "
What about the Megalodon
Despite that it’s an extinct shark
There are rumors of it lurking around
hey i live along the Okanagan lake! Ogopogo is my pal
Ah yes the rare Lake elephant
Watching the time in the morning so couldnt full screen and got to see the baby elephant comment the whole time.. like tf x_x why
Ogopogo is the G.O.A.T.
The ogopogo one is funny, wtf was he doing with his gf??? On his phone all day to the point where his phone died??? Funny 🤣 i rather enjoy the day with my girl
Lagiacrus 💀🐉
Excellent video. If even one of these creatures exist today we should be staying out of the water. There are so many stories of these huge creatures in the deep water there has to be some truth to them. I refuse to believe everyone is lying... 😶
Re: Ogopogo. Unlike Loch Ness, thousands of people swim in Lake Okanagan daily during good weather and the lake is clear. I've spent time near and in it myself.
Dont think theres anything to this one unfortunately.
Did is miss the world serpent from noorse mythologie?
10:19 city of heroes
Fucking sick
Cadbury chocolate saurus
IMO Kappa are creepy asf
It’s pronounced Ear-A-Coy
The ocean covers 70% not 71%
I imagine one of those having a head of a golden retriever ☠️☠️