Maybe Chinese dragons are real…
A woman from China is claiming that she caught a 50-foot-long silver “monster” on video after it breached the water surface of a lake that is rumored to be the home of a mysterious creature that’s been compared to the legendary Loch Ness monster.
The woman, who the New York Post refers to as “Ms. Li” from Shanghai, is claiming that she came across the beast while paying a visit Aug. 31 to Lake Tianchi (“Heavenly Lake”) in northwestern China in the Xinjiang Region.
At around 4:00 p.m. local time, Li said she was walking along the lakeshore when she all of a sudden heard what she originally thought was a fish splashing in the water, per the Post. When she looked toward the lake, that’s when she spotted the alleged monster that was around 600 feet away from her, according to the outlet.
Li took a video that shows the lake’s surface being disrupted by something swimming under the water.
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We could legitimately have a mystery here, ladies and gentlemen. It’s hard to tell what we’re dealing with.
Even the lake staff had no idea what was swimming in the water. Me, personally, I’m either riding with a Chinese Loch Ness Dragon (that’s probably a huge snake) or just simply a strange phenomenon with H2O. Either way, it’s pretty weird, but I’m so hoping for the former.
And apparently, this isn’t the first time that a creature like this has been reported at this lake, so the way I’m seeing it, we could totally be looking at a situation where we discover that the mythical Chinese dragon is actually real — and who doesn’t love a Chinese dragon (minus the communist ones)? (RELATED: ‘Unexplained’ Video And ‘Bizarre’ Sounds Discovered In Hunt For Loch Ness Monster)
I need to take a trip to Lake Tianchi, it’s time to get my hunt on.