Is
the Lake Champlain monster a mutation?
Lake Champlain is a freshwater lake in North America mainly within
the United States but partially situated across the Canada/U.S.A
border, in Quebec. The lake over 100
miles long and 14 miles wide at the widest
point. The depth is approximately 400
feet .
In 1609, Samuel de Champlain wrote that he saw a
lake monster five feet long and as thick as a man's thigh, with silver-gray
scales a dagger could not penetrate. The creature had jaws over two feet long
with sharp teeth. Native Americans said there is a history of a creature up to
ten feet long seen by many over the years .
A famous photo
was taken by Sandra Mansi, whose family encountered the beast, named
"Champ", on Tuesday, July 5,
1977. Some claim it is simply photo of a man swimming, others a long necked
unknown creature.
A review of some sightings here:
https://cryptozoo-oscity.blogspot.com/2013/12/review-of-some-champ-sightings.html
A review of some sightings here:
https://cryptozoo-oscity.blogspot.com/2013/12/review-of-some-champ-sightings.html
There is a list of sightings and some information
here:
This story appeared a few days ago:
A fish with two lower mandibles ,so two mouthed ,
was caught in Lake Champlain. It was some sort of genetic mutation but whether
it was caused by pollution is unknown. This however begs the question could
Champ, the lake monster, be a mutation ?
It could explain its large size and appearance.
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