As an ex commercial fisherman I know for a FACT that there are many creatures not yet recorded in a book. I for one have held a couple in my hands that I have yet to find anywhere. Also caught two squid over eleven feet long from tip of head to frill, not counting tentacles. Their claws were the size of a large dogs and the beak the size of a baseball. Also found and creature that looked a lot like a green leaf but had claws on the end of fairly long legs in from like a crab. It was about six to eight inches long and clung on to line about three to five feet below the water surface on a crab pot line, When we snagged the line to bring in the pot it swam away and downward. Also saw three LARGE dorsal fins that did not match any recorded larger sea animal. They swam close to one another and slowly up and down like a marry-go-round horse in a way. The fins were from about four and a half feet on the little one and the tallest appeared to be well over six or seven foot tall. They were brownish in color and very slow moving animals. These were sighted around two hundred miles off the Washington Coast in the Northern Pacific.
No, we didn't report anything we found out there. The two young giant squid were found at the same depth in the same type of area leading me to believe that many must dwell at that depth and in that type of terrain. As well, there was far to much work to be done and no pay for classification of new species. That was someone else's job as far as we were told.
While people do exaggerate things they see and experience, I think any of these could be possible. In the last decade or so, we've discovered things like fresh water sharks and dolphins, giant squid (remember when people thought they were the stuff of legends?) and a slew of others. So I'm not writing anything out. I love your vids by the way. I share them with my FB Group MovieJunkies every week.
we have fresh water sharks here and they are called bullsharks. They come about 60 kms up the Brisbane river in Queensland and are known to be very aggressive as there have been attacks on peoples at a few local swimming spots. they are known to be in the water canal's around surfers paradise and the Gold Coast on the NSW-QLD border. there has also been found a fresh water stingray in Asia as well. The bullshark can go in salt and fresh water
+Hatty Hattington maybe the distance between indonesia and india is lost on you unless youre suggesting it was there since the subcontinent connected to asia
+Hatty Hattington No. Komodo monitors, though they can be found swimming far out to sea occasionally, generally don't like water, and definitely do NOT make "loud bellowing sounds". It could be some unknown species of monitor, though, as it lives (or lived) in the right area.
A lot of these creatures would make for cool boss fights, the way that the artist drew them. They look like they belong in the same category as dragons.
In Vietnam there are some animals that were discovered relatively recently, one of which was a type of rhino or the deer with gill-like slits on it's snout. Vietnam was a war zone from the 1940s to 1975, and one might think that someone might have seen them in that time period, not so.
1- komodo dragon or another big monitor lizard 2- pangolin 3- elasmotherium or just a modern day rhinoceros 4- giant bats or eagles (harpey, osprey) 5- anaconda
there once was a girl scout that came to my door, she had thin mints graham crunches and even chocolate chip cookies, I was like oh yes this is convenient i'll take 10 boxes of chocolate chip please I said. she said she only has 5 of each box with her and would have to go get more from her school. so after some time passed I hear a ring on the door bell and go to the door and theres the girl scout she said that the school was completely out of them as they are in high demand I figured that's alright, so I then said ill take all you have on you then. she grins and says sounds good, I asked how much will this cost? and I will never forget the way she looked at me and said... I need about Tree Fiddy......It was about that time I noticed this girl scout was about eight stories tall and was a crustacean from the Paleozoic era. and I said Damn it Monsta get out of here I aint giving you no Tree Fiddy. reference South Park Lochness Monster
francisco perez yes but most of these are very small things like bacteria and worms that live deep under ground. I don't think that a giant rhino living in the planes of Africa could go unseen.
hippos are omnivores and are known to have eaten unlucky people who have ventured into their habitats including crocs who cleverly stay out of their way.Anyone watching NatGeo wild would have come across this.
The Maper I know that. They'll even attack crocodiles when they're just passing by, not doing anything, not attacking. They'll even attack animals such as zebras that are just trying to cross or drink!
Yes but as sais below they are territorial. While they are also known to attack lions and cr odiles, not just people over such. Thus if the amount of people is in large quantity so is the others. While there main deit is fish and plants. Making them omnivores, not herbivores nor carnivores.
Well, yes, anything is possible. However, Satan is good at the deception game. Those 'monsters' are either some creatures that existed as dinosaurs, or some physical demonic appearances. In other cases, just legends. Whether they actually exist is the least of my concerns but they sound interesting.
If nobody understands, then it's best to ignore. Unless if anyone has any questions. Btw, I know this stuff by experience and testimonies that are quite unbelievable to most people. Have, and will be called crazy...LOL But...hey...try me. I love answering questions. If you don't want to ask questions, then that's fine too. It'll save ppl from confusion.
I mean , I don't mean to be so rude. Sorry. I'm religious too. I try to be as loving as possible. But it's so typical for a religious person to believe something they don't understand or have never seen before, a demon or the devil. I mean, I bet if we've never seen a whale, there's always gonna be that one religious person to say "that's one of the Devils minions. Read the good book guys"
How would the guy with the horn be a relative of the Triceratops? If you take a closer look at earth's history you will see that's not possible. It's more likely a relative to elephants, pigs or rhinos
Triceratops is already a cousin of Rhino as the Triceratops is one of the last dinosaurs to have expired and fossils remain the most numerous over the two are the same behavior, the same anatomy a few details and the same so herbivores nutrition.
You gotta be kidding me :D A Rhinoceros and a Triceratops have the same anatomy? Well, have you ever considered the fact, that the Triceratops was a gigantic reptile while a Rhino is a remarkingly smaller mammal? Also, how would you know about the behaviour of the Triceratops anyways?
Julian Burkert The triceratops is merely a little larger than the Rhino and to answer your question by studying the behavior of fossil bones of an animal can be understood is to make that paleontologists and paleontology is not limited not only because the dinosaurs fossilized skeleton of prehistoric wife Lucy they came to deduce its behavior when the anatomy I'm not talking about the size but the shape of the bone structure I think the Triceratops more anatomically resembles a rhinoceros as a hippopotamus or crocodile.
Dall'agnol Aymeric I seriously can't tell if you are being serious. Just look at the Shape of the skull. Also, could you explain how exactly the Rhinoceros and the Triceratops should be "cousins"? I mean there are so many differences between the two. Have a look at the shape of the teeth. Also the Triceratops was quite clearly a reptile laying eggs whereas the Rhinoceros is a mammal.
Dall'agnol Aymeric I mean sure they might share similarities but if that makes a cousin for you, you might as well say that bats and birds are closely related.
+Beyond Science I am Brazilian, but I never hear of the last of the creatures on the video. I should learn more about it, but I still thanks to the information. I really appreciate your videos, because I learn more about the world and how to speak english well.
Mike, why are your videos so addicting??? Just one more video.....Just one more.....Then I'll do my homework...... ONE MORE.... *5 minutes 40 seconds later* ONE MORE.......
Hi I just starting watching your channel. Awesome !!! I love it !!! Your are informative and entertaining. While doing an excellent job of researching your topic. Thank you so much for sharing !!!
Beyond Science Could you please put a description up with the creatures names. I couldn't understand number 2 and even after playing it back 7 times I am no closer to finding out. Dingomeg or Ningomec... none of this shows up any search results.
+Loxy Bliss Why do you think I care about what language he uses and it's correlation to his political leanings? At what point did I claim what he said was savage? I said the guy got savaged, jokingly I might add. Let me explain... He basically got called a stupid 14 year old (a poor insult) and responded with the fact he's actually 15. I found this a fitting and humorous response for multiple reasons which I won't explain. Now, there was/is a comedian called Kat Williams who got into a heated exchange with a 15 year old kid. Kat is a middle aged man in case you don't know. This exchange boiled over and a physical confrontation ensued. Like the original responder Kat Williams underestimated the 15 year old due to his age and ended up getting beat. I found the correlation a fair one. Next time you decide to babble on with your recycled internet warrior speech please make sure you can actually comprehend what you're reading you dumb cunt.
Shows several pictures of an elasmotherium and then continues "It could be a surviving member of the triceratops family".. Would it not be a tiiiny bit more plausible that it´s a surviving elasmotherium... I mean, you might be able to convince me an animal that has been extinct thousands of years survived somehow, but a dinosaur that died several million years ago.. Other than that good video.
The elephant killer seems similar to the hippo. They're both red-brown, have massive legs, and live in the water. Hippos also have large teeth that could be mistaken as an ivory horn and are mostly used as a defense mechanism while they do eat mostly plants.
The crocodile one and the elephant-killer are probably mis-identification. Actually, I'd go as far as to so that there's is pretty much no chance that the elephant-killer one wasn't just a rhino. The same as with the Pterodactyl one, there are massive birds in tropical environments.
I'm sure they exist. I'm a gifted child(smart) and like you said they might be dinosaurs that survived. Of course they survived, there are also water or amphibian dinosaurs and maybe a dinosaur lived in a deep burrow that can survive years without food because of the asteroid that hit, then the few ones that can survive without food for at least 4 months or 1 year, then must have laid an egg then died then hatched in the human generation, like aqua dragons are dinosaurs that laid eggs, and as I know the eggs can live thousand of years without water the they will hatch when they are touched by water...
I've seen all of them chillin together in a cave smoking on a bong. But on a REAL note, there are so many unexplored places (ie. 90% more caverns and thick wooded forests) where many creatures could still be living from ancient times. I believe that is what bigfoot is; maybe Neanderthals who didn't die off...think about it; we never find bones to prove bigfoot but we have plenty of Neanderthal skeletons which could actually be bigfoot...just a thought.. you never know...
Yes!!! One truth finally there: even though pterodactyls went extinct like all the other dinosaurs, radio-controlled, very "life-like" motorized models are in abundance today, all recent sightings are of course atributed to those toys Funny things, some are really big too! "Hobby Shack" next, now! I'm buying one to make some "sensational sightings", hehe.
I love your name "beyongscience" its a good name because scientists are so quick to put down evidence or theories that arent there own. and once someone has proof the scientists are quick to cover it up so I'm glad this channel is beyond science
Just in case anyone else became curious like me and wanted to look these up: Buru Dingonek emela ntouka kongamato minhocão (also another interesting story about an abandoned highway in Brazil named after the worm, and plans of what to do with the highway when vehicle travel ceases.)
So my mother claims to have seen a "congomato" in mid-Pennsylvania, when she was ~13, she told her story to only a couple people and they all called her delusional, she explained the story to me and now I understand how terrifying it must have been. Only difference is, she had no clue what it was, and told everyone she saw a pterodactyl
Between 1960 and 1965, my father worked as a carpenter on the Kinzua Dam project (on the Allegany River in Warren Co. PA USA.) The workers saw a strange creature come down to the river to drink almost every morning. They called the tall, furry humanoid creature "Abe Lincoln" because of the high-domed head that looked like a Stovepipe hat. It got to be completely routine- "Hey, Joe, you see Abe Lincoln yet this morning?" Supposedly one of the Seneca names for this critter translates to "high hat." Fits the description of a 'squatch to a T. Between Allegany State Park on the NY side and the Allegany National Forest on the PA side (also called the Black Forest of Pennsylvania) there is plenty of habitat, and plenty of resources for a creature in the same ecological niche as a Bear- or a Human. Also funny to hear the "experts" deny that there are Big Cats in upstate New York and Pennsylvania. After the wolves were hunted out, they were the only apex predator left (besides humans.) Now that humans don't rely on the deer for food and deer populations are growing, there is plenty for the Cougars to eat. Some folks claim that wolves have returned to the Northeast US, but it appears that the critters are really a new species called the Eastern Coyote. They have a mix of Coyote, Wolf and domestic dog DNA, and are breeding up in size to better prey on deer. I call them "demi-wolves." I've seen them myself in the wild, and they are not Wolves, Western Coyotes, or feral dogs.
+Mark Stockman We see quite a few of the wolf-dog hybrids at night in my area of Tennessee. I don't think of surviving cougars and wolves as "crypto", though, just because such things technically fit the bill. Screw that, I want to see a 'SQUATCH!
i was in africa last month and i was in the jungle playing hide and seek when i saw some dead bodies i was freaked out then i saw snake like thing i saw it had giant teeth i yelled "MONSTER!!!" we all ran to our house i never go to that jungle again i now fear the race of humanity for that creature
If you eluded him is that he is not aggressive towards man and because he wanted to let you go and only one creature is kind could not turn off more than 7 billion people and more if they would be aggressive I think people would already full or even death as sheep or other would have disappeared.
It is definitely possible because researchers in Namibia didn't know that jungle elephants lived there until recently. That's just an example of an animal that is the largest land animal that we know of that remained hidden from science for decades, now based on that animals of smaller stature could remain hidden from science for decades to come.
That stinger thing exactly matches the description of a pica bird except for the fact that this one doesn't have wings basically I recommend the book monster hunters guide to North America for more of these
What about the knuclavee? It's a skinless, semi aquatic, carnivourus zombi Cyclopes horse from Ireland with a human tourso jutting from its back. It also exhales poison gas.
one of the best points i like that he made was "when your in the ocean your at the bottom of the food chain" if more folks got this threw there heads they might just start to realize that shark attacks while rare should not be surprising, dont see folks prancing like deer in africa in big animals feeding area, why cause we dont like it but hey since were such self important creachers we think we can clam the waters as are's and animals should fear us.
There are so many people living in the us that a dinosaur like creature would've been documented by now if it really existed. However, Africa, South America and South Asia still has allot of unexplored territory where almost no person has been.
I find Nessie appears to be a rather elegant creature. If is only my opinion, but the majority of the pictures that we see they seem to me to be very scary but majestic.
Honestly, that number 1 monster. The second you started to describe it I was like "...Graboids exist somewhere!? Where's Burt Gummer!" Seriously though...good lord if that thing exists? Well, all I can say is I hope they can get them before they turn into "ass blasters" from the third movie. XD
ive always thought hat natves were a much more reliable source for these types of things, they know all the animals in thier area and would have no reason to lie to you
I once saw what appeared to be a 7 foot tall wolf run across the highway. Was probably some rare giant dog breed that ran away from home, but my imagination told me it was a warg.
As an ex commercial fisherman I know for a FACT that there are many creatures not yet recorded in a book. I for one have held a couple in my hands that I have yet to find anywhere. Also caught two squid over eleven feet long from tip of head to frill, not counting tentacles. Their claws were the size of a large dogs and the beak the size of a baseball. Also found and creature that looked a lot like a green leaf but had claws on the end of fairly long legs in from like a crab. It was about six to eight inches long and clung on to line about three to five feet below the water surface on a crab pot line, When we snagged the line to bring in the pot it swam away and downward. Also saw three LARGE dorsal fins that did not match any recorded larger sea animal. They swam close to one another and slowly up and down like a marry-go-round horse in a way. The fins were from about four and a half feet on the little one and the tallest appeared to be well over six or seven foot tall. They were brownish in color and very slow moving animals. These were sighted around two hundred miles off the Washington Coast in the Northern Pacific.
wow jeff how awesomeeeee
That's sounds cool
Did you reprot those to a marine institute or something?
No, we didn't report anything we found out there. The two young giant squid were found at the same depth in the same type of area leading me to believe that many must dwell at that depth and in that type of terrain. As well, there was far to much work to be done and no pay for classification of new species. That was someone else's job as far as we were told.
Jeff Connery O alright, I thought you would get some sort of reward for reproting new species.
We have discovered less than five percent of our oceans. Who knows what the hell is down there. Everything is possible
It's now 1.3% of all oceans and added together with all the sources of water it would be 4.7% we now have discovered and charted as of 2014
MERMAIDS
YOU CAN'T TELL ME MERMAIDS DON'T EXIST!! xD
i know there could be a megalodon down there in the oceans
RAWRR~ Mermaids don't exist.
While people do exaggerate things they see and experience, I think any of these could be possible. In the last decade or so, we've discovered things like fresh water sharks and dolphins, giant squid (remember when people thought they were the stuff of legends?) and a slew of others. So I'm not writing anything out. I love your vids by the way. I share them with my FB Group MovieJunkies every week.
we have fresh water sharks here and they are called bullsharks. They come about 60 kms up the Brisbane river in Queensland and are known to be very aggressive as there have been attacks on peoples at a few local swimming spots. they are known to be in the water canal's around surfers paradise and the Gold Coast on the NSW-QLD border. there has also been found a fresh water stingray in Asia as well. The bullshark can go in salt and fresh water
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snakemasterthorno wow u are very good sir well played
I was waiting for someone to say that
The first one is 100% comodo dragon without a doubt
mmmmmna
+Hatty Hattington It is spelled "Komodo", but yeah, far from impossible.
+Hatty Hattington maybe the distance between indonesia and india is lost on you unless youre suggesting it was there since the subcontinent connected to asia
Or a sarco u never know
+Hatty Hattington No. Komodo monitors, though they can be found swimming far out to sea occasionally, generally don't like water, and definitely do NOT make "loud bellowing sounds". It could be some unknown species of monitor, though, as it lives (or lived) in the right area.
"10% of the worlds caves have even been discovered"
Ok.... well how do we know that if we haven't discovered the other so called 90%?
It is more or less an estimation of the amount out there,
Shrek Onionlord the last one was scary😨
That is a very dumb thing to say.
Justin Hammond-Schillereff Very well said
Justin Hammond-Schillereff i only read the first 2 sentences. is this a porno?
A lot of these creatures would make for cool boss fights, the way that the artist drew them. They look like they belong in the same category as dragons.
Or creatures to ride like Nessie or Chinese dragon.
Aren't you the guy who said the pigeons that are dumb are cool (I agree)
Denis Belous I'm a chick, lol! And yeah, that was me. Hello again! :)
good news everyone!
In Vietnam there are some animals that were discovered relatively recently, one of which was a type of rhino or the deer with gill-like slits on it's snout. Vietnam was a war zone from the 1940s to 1975, and one might think that someone might have seen them in that time period, not so.
1- komodo dragon or another big monitor lizard
2- pangolin
3- elasmotherium or just a modern day rhinoceros
4- giant bats or eagles (harpey, osprey)
5- anaconda
Since when anacondas have two tentacles on it's head?
Ewan Flean do you realy belive in those myths?
Jochem Witteveen I didn't say that, just pointed out that the "beast" does not fit the description of an anaconda.
+Ewan Flean some boas and pythons have two bump on their head
+Frost Lion oh and the golden snake thingy has like spikes on their heads and two spikes hanging from their bottom jaw
Your channel is just amazing. Earned a sub!
Matheus Moura Thanks :-)
The first one looks like a komodo dragon
Francisco Crespim it's not...Komodo Dragons don't live in India, aren't smooth, and are brown not blue
there once was a girl scout that came to my door, she had thin mints graham crunches and even chocolate chip cookies, I was like oh yes this is convenient i'll take 10 boxes of chocolate chip please I said. she said she only has 5 of each box with her and would have to go get more from her school. so after some time passed I hear a ring on the door bell and go to the door and theres the girl scout she said that the school was completely out of them as they are in high demand I figured that's alright, so I then said ill take all you have on you then. she grins and says sounds good, I asked how much will this cost? and I will never forget the way she looked at me and said... I need about Tree Fiddy......It was about that time I noticed this girl scout was about eight stories tall and was a crustacean from the Paleozoic era. and I said Damn it Monsta get out of here I aint giving you no Tree Fiddy.
reference South Park Lochness Monster
I think they do exist due to the fact we haven't discovered half of the animals in the world
Your 100% we only found half the animals in the world so they could be real
how do you know that we haven't discovered half of the animals in the world?
Liam Haliday
io9.com/5834097/there-are-87-million-species-on-earth-guess-how-many-we-have-actually-classified
Liam Haliday
news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/08/110824-earths-species-8-7-million-biology-planet-animals-science/
francisco perez yes but most of these are very small things like bacteria and worms that live deep under ground. I don't think that a giant rhino living in the planes of Africa could go unseen.
hippos are omnivores and are known to have eaten unlucky people who have ventured into their habitats including crocs who cleverly stay out of their way.Anyone watching NatGeo wild would have come across this.
"It killed predatory animals such as hippos..."
Hippos eat grass, not meat.
AbbRunner yes however, hippos are very territorial and are surprisingly dangerous. I think i read that hippos kill about 3,000 people per year.
AbbRunner Doesn't matter, if I had to face a pack of wolves, or a hippo, I would face the wolves. Point thus made.
The Maper I know that. They'll even attack crocodiles when they're just passing by, not doing anything, not attacking. They'll even attack animals such as zebras that are just trying to cross or drink!
Yes but as sais below they are territorial. While they are also known to attack lions and cr odiles, not just people over such. Thus if the amount of people is in large quantity so is the others. While there main deit is fish and plants. Making them omnivores, not herbivores nor carnivores.
+Tim Wynkoop Actually lions eat hippos. AND FOR THE LAST TIME. HIPPOS EAT GRASS, IDIOT!!!
Isnt the first one would just be a Komodo Dragon ?
HoboTango No, Komodo Dragon's are scaled and brownish-green, not blue and smooth.
zitwartfart5005 How would a albino one look like? and scales can be smooth, like snakes.
miley should be on this list...
lol
Well no she shouldn't. We all know she exists but we are not happy about it.
Solla Plays Minecraft true ;-;
Very true
not funny she isn't ugly id smash :D
lol, I started watching your famous ancient swords throughout the world 2 days ago and ended up watching all the videos in your channel. love it
Well, yes, anything is possible. However, Satan is good at the deception game. Those 'monsters' are either some creatures that existed as dinosaurs, or some physical demonic appearances. In other cases, just legends. Whether they actually exist is the least of my concerns but they sound interesting.
Kay Ly I can't even...
If nobody understands, then it's best to ignore. Unless if anyone has any questions.
Btw, I know this stuff by experience and testimonies that are quite unbelievable to most people.
Have, and will be called crazy...LOL
But...hey...try me. I love answering questions.
If you don't want to ask questions, then that's fine too. It'll save ppl from confusion.
Kay Ly wow.... even i can't even.... just wow...
Typical....
Can't simply be an animal. Has to always be demonic in nature.
I mean , I don't mean to be so rude. Sorry. I'm religious too. I try to be as loving as possible. But it's so typical for a religious person to believe something they don't understand or have never seen before, a demon or the devil. I mean, I bet if we've never seen a whale, there's always gonna be that one religious person to say "that's one of the Devils minions. Read the good book guys"
It's nice to see that you're posting videos again. These monsters seem interesting. :)
How would the guy with the horn be a relative of the Triceratops? If you take a closer look at earth's history you will see that's not possible. It's more likely a relative to elephants, pigs or rhinos
Triceratops is already a cousin of Rhino as the Triceratops is one of the last dinosaurs to have expired and fossils remain the most numerous over the two are the same behavior, the same anatomy a few details and the same so herbivores nutrition.
You gotta be kidding me :D A Rhinoceros and a Triceratops have the same anatomy? Well, have you ever considered the fact, that the Triceratops was a gigantic reptile while a Rhino is a remarkingly smaller mammal?
Also, how would you know about the behaviour of the Triceratops anyways?
Julian Burkert The triceratops is merely a little larger than the Rhino and to answer your question by studying the behavior of fossil bones of an animal can be understood is to make that paleontologists and paleontology is not limited not only because the dinosaurs fossilized skeleton of prehistoric wife Lucy they came to deduce its behavior when the anatomy I'm not talking about the size but the shape of the bone structure I think the Triceratops more anatomically resembles a rhinoceros as a hippopotamus or crocodile.
Dall'agnol Aymeric I seriously can't tell if you are being serious. Just look at the Shape of the skull.
Also, could you explain how exactly the Rhinoceros and the Triceratops should be "cousins"? I mean there are so many differences between the two. Have a look at the shape of the teeth. Also the Triceratops was quite clearly a reptile laying eggs whereas the Rhinoceros is a mammal.
Dall'agnol Aymeric I mean sure they might share similarities but if that makes a cousin for you, you might as well say that bats and birds are closely related.
Your information is very detailed. Subscribed ;)
jin palermo Thanks :-)
+Beyond Science I am Brazilian, but I never hear of the last of the creatures on the video. I should learn more about it, but I still thanks to the information. I really appreciate your videos, because I learn more about the world and how to speak english well.
The Elephant Killer's untranslated name reminds me of something else from the Congo, the Mokele Mbembe.
a giant sauropod
Excellent I enjoyed watching your channel thank you
Mike, why are your videos so addicting???
Just one more video.....Just one more.....Then I'll do my homework...... ONE MORE....
*5 minutes 40 seconds later* ONE MORE.......
RPG FReeKZ yay! always wanted to be a homework deterrent :-)
Beyond Science How do you spell the names of these creatures please. I'd like to look them up and do some research of my own.
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I just starting watching your channel.
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Your are informative and entertaining. While doing an excellent job of researching your topic. Thank you so much for sharing !!!
it's quite possible that these do exist.
I don't know why but when i look at your videos they are all very well explained and informative. You just earned a subscriber! Keep Up!
your vids deserve more views!!
Kuro Wolf thanks :-)
Beyond Science Could you please put a description up with the creatures names. I couldn't understand number 2 and even after playing it back 7 times I am no closer to finding out. Dingomeg or Ningomec... none of this shows up any search results.
Your channel is good because unlike other youtubers you put alot of interesting images and get to the point very quickly.
Glad I found you!
How do you spell these creatures names
Awesome! I didn't knew these monsters before. Subscribed ;)
1.crocodile
2.lion
3.rhino
1. Comodo Dragon
I love the topics you pick on this channel!
I know a awfull monster that everyone knows. Donald Trump.
A monster that has huge balls and deserves respect for it
i watch Strictly Dumpling .... so one day i was watching these science videos i clicked on one of Beyong Science's vids... WOAHHHH MIKEEEE
Gotta send that elephant eater after trump
Good thing you're 14 and can't vote or understand anything about life
+GodKing804 I'm 15 and anyone who votes for trump is cancer
+Loxy Bliss Why do you think I care about what language he uses and it's correlation to his political leanings?
At what point did I claim what he said was savage? I said the guy got savaged, jokingly I might add. Let me explain...
He basically got called a stupid 14 year old (a poor insult) and responded with the fact he's actually 15. I found this a fitting and humorous response for multiple reasons which I won't explain.
Now, there was/is a comedian called Kat Williams who got into a heated exchange with a 15 year old kid. Kat is a middle aged man in case you don't know. This exchange boiled over and a physical confrontation ensued.
Like the original responder Kat Williams underestimated the 15 year old due to his age and ended up getting beat. I found the correlation a fair one.
Next time you decide to babble on with your recycled internet warrior speech please make sure you can actually comprehend what you're reading you dumb cunt.
That Dingonek thing is quite a strange creature. Nice video btw!
You're channel is so great its good to watch and really consistent with content :)
Hey man I love your channel, always stay awesome! Wanted to show some appreciation for your hard work, keep it up I'll keep donating
Nice channel recently subscribed and can you also include the wendigo
Shows several pictures of an elasmotherium and then continues "It could be a surviving member of the triceratops family"..
Would it not be a tiiiny bit more plausible that it´s a surviving elasmotherium... I mean, you might be able to convince me an animal that has been extinct thousands of years survived somehow, but a dinosaur that died several million years ago..
Other than that good video.
+Blakey39MC without heatstroke
I'm really excited about the Emela Entuca. That thing sounds and looks awesome!
The elephant killer seems similar to the hippo. They're both red-brown, have massive legs, and live in the water. Hippos also have large teeth that could be mistaken as an ivory horn and are mostly used as a defense mechanism while they do eat mostly plants.
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Very interesting. Subscribed and liked 👍
Been watching your vids for a long time and I love them
Great stuff. Love "Newearth" channel too.
The crocodile one and the elephant-killer are probably mis-identification. Actually, I'd go as far as to so that there's is pretty much no chance that the elephant-killer one wasn't just a rhino. The same as with the Pterodactyl one, there are massive birds in tropical environments.
Love your videos great work 😎
my new favorite channel!
I'm sure they exist. I'm a gifted child(smart) and like you said they might be dinosaurs that survived. Of course they survived, there are also water or amphibian dinosaurs and maybe a dinosaur lived in a deep burrow that can survive years without food because of the asteroid that hit, then the few ones that can survive without food for at least 4 months or 1 year, then must have laid an egg then died then hatched in the human generation, like aqua dragons are dinosaurs that laid eggs, and as I know the eggs can live thousand of years without water the they will hatch when they are touched by water...
Yep, your channel is definitely my favorite one! Keep up the Good videos! I love them😄
your channel is intriguing I will subscribe.
I've seen all of them chillin together in a cave smoking on a bong. But on a REAL note, there are so many unexplored places (ie. 90% more caverns and thick wooded forests) where many creatures could still be living from ancient times. I believe that is what bigfoot is; maybe Neanderthals who didn't die off...think about it; we never find bones to prove bigfoot but we have plenty of Neanderthal skeletons which could actually be bigfoot...just a thought.. you never know...
Yes!!! One truth finally there: even though pterodactyls went extinct like all the other dinosaurs, radio-controlled, very "life-like" motorized models are in abundance today, all recent sightings are of course atributed to those toys Funny things, some are really big too! "Hobby Shack" next, now! I'm buying one to make some "sensational sightings", hehe.
I love your name "beyongscience" its a good name because scientists are so quick to put down evidence or theories that arent there own. and once someone has proof the scientists are quick to cover it up so I'm glad this channel is beyond science
Hey you cool guy! Lol you should do more videos on faeries, and elfs :D
Leea Raines will look into that, thanks!
Fascinating information. Animal Names spoken should be spelled out onto screen, a great learning experience.
We've discovered Emela Ntouka has been discovered already. It's called the Rhinoceros.
My thoughts exactly!
Rhinoceros don't kill elephants
In a certain african jungle, there are rhinos who do attack, and indeed, do kill elephants.
Holy fuck
Alberto Hinojosa
I saw a video a few years ago of a rhino fighting and killing an elephant.
I love that this guy's not a skeptic
1.megalania
2.dinosaur
3.maybe a hybrid of a lizard and elasmotherium
4.pterosaur
5.death worm
love your channel! can you do more mermaid videos? i want to know opinions of others about anatomy and shtuff like that. thanks!
Just in case anyone else became curious like me and wanted to look these up:
Buru
Dingonek
emela ntouka
kongamato
minhocão (also another interesting story about an abandoned highway in Brazil named after the worm, and plans of what to do with the highway when vehicle travel ceases.)
I love this channel so much
you deserve more subs man
So my mother claims to have seen a "congomato" in mid-Pennsylvania, when she was ~13, she told her story to only a couple people and they all called her delusional, she explained the story to me and now I understand how terrifying it must have been. Only difference is, she had no clue what it was, and told everyone she saw a pterodactyl
this is AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Between 1960 and 1965, my father worked as a carpenter on the Kinzua Dam project (on the Allegany River in Warren Co. PA USA.) The workers saw a strange creature come down to the river to drink almost every morning. They called the tall, furry humanoid creature "Abe Lincoln" because of the high-domed head that looked like a Stovepipe hat. It got to be completely routine- "Hey, Joe, you see Abe Lincoln yet this morning?" Supposedly one of the Seneca names for this critter translates to "high hat." Fits the description of a 'squatch to a T. Between Allegany State Park on the NY side and the Allegany National Forest on the PA side (also called the Black Forest of Pennsylvania) there is plenty of habitat, and plenty of resources for a creature in the same ecological niche as a Bear- or a Human.
Also funny to hear the "experts" deny that there are Big Cats in upstate New York and Pennsylvania. After the wolves were hunted out, they were the only apex predator left (besides humans.) Now that humans don't rely on the deer for food and deer populations are growing, there is plenty for the Cougars to eat.
Some folks claim that wolves have returned to the Northeast US, but it appears that the critters are really a new species called the Eastern Coyote. They have a mix of Coyote, Wolf and domestic dog DNA, and are breeding up in size to better prey on deer. I call them "demi-wolves." I've seen them myself in the wild, and they are not Wolves, Western Coyotes, or feral dogs.
+Mark Stockman We see quite a few of the wolf-dog hybrids at night in my area of Tennessee. I don't think of surviving cougars and wolves as "crypto", though, just because such things technically fit the bill. Screw that, I want to see a 'SQUATCH!
1. Swamp Drake 2. Cousin Jimmy..after hours 3. Dinosaur 4. Like you said, pterodactyl bat thing 5. Magcargo from Pokemon. Case closed.
i was in africa last month and i was in the jungle playing hide and seek when i saw some dead bodies i was freaked out then i saw snake like thing i saw it had giant teeth i yelled "MONSTER!!!" we all ran to our house i never go to that jungle again i now fear the race of humanity for that creature
If you eluded him is that he is not aggressive towards man and because he wanted to let you go and only one creature is kind could not turn off more than 7 billion people and more if they would be aggressive I think people would already full or even death as sheep or other would have disappeared.
All of the monsters you talked about perfectly resembled a dinosaur.
It is definitely possible because researchers in Namibia didn't know that jungle elephants lived there until recently. That's just an example of an animal that is the largest land animal that we know of that remained hidden from science for decades, now based on that animals of smaller stature could remain hidden from science for decades to come.
That stinger thing exactly matches the description of a pica bird except for the fact that this one doesn't have wings basically
I recommend the book monster hunters guide to North America for more of these
The OGOPOGO!! It is just a slug... Who would have ever known. :p
my teacher S.S teacher showed me dis good job man keep up the work
What about the knuclavee? It's a skinless, semi aquatic, carnivourus zombi Cyclopes horse from Ireland with a human tourso jutting from its back. It also exhales poison gas.
The first monster looks like a Komodo Dragon
one of the best points i like that he made was "when your in the ocean your at the bottom of the food chain" if more folks got this threw there heads they might just start to realize that shark attacks while rare should not be surprising, dont see folks prancing like deer in africa in big animals feeding area, why cause we dont like it but hey since were such self important creachers we think we can clam the waters as are's and animals should fear us.
There are so many people living in the us that a dinosaur like creature would've been documented by now if it really existed. However, Africa, South America and South Asia still has allot of unexplored territory where almost no person has been.
I really like all your videos! you doing a great job :) best regards from germany
Well done on your country winning the World Cup :)
Amna Qamar Thx ;)
no problem :)
LybexLp thanks :-)
The Minhocoa is like the Giant Alaskan Bull Worm from Spongebob!!!
"Interestingly, It's Attack on Elephants-"
*Instantly imagines Elephantuka walking down street with Elephants that have 3DMG attacking it*
your vids are cool keep up the good work. +1 sub
4:00 That moment when you notice Beyond Science used a picture of a Final Fantasy XIV S-Rank for stock footage
A cave painting of a cryptid is certainly tantalizing evidence.
I find Nessie appears to be a rather elegant creature. If is only my opinion, but the majority of the pictures that we see they seem to me to be very scary but majestic.
At least you don't leave us with just your voice when you tell scary monster stories.
Emla entookah (the elephant killer) seems like just a big rhino to me. Though the pterosaur was cool I'd love to see that thing.
Back in my day we called em Cliff Racers.
"Predatory animals such as the Hippopotamus,"
Nice there all awesome 🐍+🐊=🐉
the one with the scorpion tail reminds me of a mythical creature called chimera if anyone has heard of it. dont you think?
great show
Elephantooka sounds EXACTLY like a rinocerous....
Honestly, that number 1 monster. The second you started to describe it I was like "...Graboids exist somewhere!? Where's Burt Gummer!" Seriously though...good lord if that thing exists? Well, all I can say is I hope they can get them before they turn into "ass blasters" from the third movie. XD
Yo ur vids are A1 keep it up
ive always thought hat natves were a much more reliable source for these types of things, they know all the animals in thier area and would have no reason to lie to you
I once saw what appeared to be a 7 foot tall wolf run across the highway. Was probably some rare giant dog breed that ran away from home, but my imagination told me it was a warg.
1:53 Cave painting of an unknown creature? My dude, that's a freakin' walrus. Next to it is a porcupine.