Slide-Rock Bolter - The Monster of the Mountains

In this video, we will talk about the North American folklore legend of the Slide-rock Bolter, a massive creature that lives in the Colorado Rockies, sliding down mountains to consume its prey.
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[@Chase_baker_1996]

I've seen the Colorado mountains before. They are beautiful

[@milutinstankovic4638]

This reminds me of the Sandworm from Dune

[@logologo732]

I want to see more fearsome critter videos

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video

[@ScarletRebel96]

Pitbull owners be like : "He's friendly he wont bite ya"

[@emeraldcrusade5016]

No.

[@marielavela7952]

Not cool also they used to be called nanny dogs. Like all dogs not just pitbulls just like a child you have to teach it manners❤

[@up-set1451]

omg its the thing from distractible

[@jayxav3159]

Onyx from Pokémon was real?

[@elnoobie]

I Guess so

[@goteamslugs]

Before, when ever there were strange disappearances in the woods, I would always chalk it up to "Siren Head". But now I know this creature could also have contributed.

[@germanomagnone]

I think of an excellent nickname for this monster: the "avalanche whale"

[@Mr.TrouDeCul]

The first time I've heard of this

[@ngenge1309]

So this was what mark was talking about

[@vginsprdsobepr9698]

It reminds me of the Japanese Namazu which is a giant catfish that lives underground causing earthquakes.
America is so young that it doesn’t have as many lores and myths when compared to other countries. I love hearing these stores that I’ve never heard of before and learning more about our own culture.

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

This Why do we have cryptozoolgy to help!

[@СтефаноНачев]

@@pedrogabrielduarte4544to help against what exactly, big foot don’t exist

[@truthspreader1996]

I really like this monster's name. Reminds me of ma RPG days.

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

[@Stirling96]

Let me guess it is inspired by landslides/rockslides?

[@thelonesage3146]

Lol

[@vginsprdsobepr9698]

Or a giant tumbling bolder.

[@Karan_thakur219]

As an indian I want to say something in our ancient scriptures of mahabharata somewhat similar creature had a fight with lord krishna this might not be a epic it might be real

[@forho2]

So it’s basically a Graboid.

[@germanomagnone]

a Graboid of the mountains

[@kennethlim8192]

Beekeeprs be like : "He'll eat us and we're all good for him"

[@tarvoc746]

You've heard of the Arrakis Sandworm, now meet the American Rockworm.

[@RamchandPhagoo]

Aghasura

[@QTcomicsPOP]

I love these cryptids

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

Is this THE largest known legendary creature EVER?

[@spaceman4313]

No

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

@@spaceman4313 i Said "legendary" and NOT "mythical"

[@Moon996]

I don't think slide rock bolter is a legendary creature it's cryptid

[@cleverstarnongrum3704]

Python family("thlen" in Khasi word)

[@charliemcternan8190]

I am worried agian

[@clarkparker4860]

Why does this make me hungry? 🤔

[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 Woo! So this is big creature was hiding on mountains.
0:22 People are run away when they see big creature mouth is going to eat them.
This is terrible story of Slide-Rock Bolter The Monster of the Mountains. They need to stay vigilant.

[@reallythatbad1]

Native Coloradan here. They're real.

[@abdulazizrex]

No way!

[@pratapsagartiwari]

are you kidding ? This is real..I have seen this....actually i have a pet

[@flamingeel3196]

and most think thst USA has no mytholedgy

[@spaceman4313]

Weird to think considering the native Americans have lots of mythology. I feel like people often over look the native Americans.

[@СтефаноНачев]

Compared to other nations, it doesn’t

[@Nibiru3600X]

@@СтефаноНачевCheck out the Clovis people. “America” goes way farther back than most know. 💫

[@Vejur9000]

Here’s the problem… that’s way too big for people or animals to feed it sufficiently. Not at that size.
Have a clue.