...less mysterious description matches that of a large lake [[Giant sturgeon|sturgeon]].
...ishing. The trophy after a five hour battle was an 8 foot long, 181 pound sturgeon that can still be seen in the Polson Flathead Historical Museum. Many skep
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...nd feet and swim in the sea. In some sources it is an amphibious, fishlike giant. It has scaly humanlike hands which are used to grip prey. Its most disting
The description of the Guardian of the Fishes resembles that of a Russian sturgeon, although this large fish (which can reach up to six feet in length and clo
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...g back to at least the 1700s. The local Tama Indian tribe has legends of a giant, snake-like creature inhabiting the waters of and near the Altamaha River t
...red about ten to twelve feet long and at first they thought it resembled a sturgeon, but after a few more jumps, they could tell it wasn’t. Donny claims it h
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Descriptions of the creature have varied from that of a giant water snake with humps and fish-like fins to a swan with a snake's head, th
...ome researchers to propose that the creature may actually a colossal rogue sturgeon, or even a living descendant of an ancient, snake-like whale known as the Z
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...mont area. For example, the village of Port Henry, New York, has erected a giant model of Champ and holds "Champ Day" on the first Saturday of every August.
Champ might also be a Lake Sturgeon. There are sturgeon in Lake Champlain and they can grow to great lengths. They are a very old,
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SF author [[Theodore Sturgeon]] wrote "A good science fiction story is a story about human beings, with a
...ence fiction tropes such as alien invasion, time travel, space travel, and giant robots. Many writers have worked in both prose science fiction and comic bo
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