Alaska's Monsters That Should Be Extinct

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• MA

  @masonfaraday9020 · 3 weeks ago

  Ok, but here’s the thing. He didn’t say it was a McKenzie, he said it was <b>similar</b> to a McKenzie but larger and all white, with a slightly different shaped head.

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• CA

  @captainbear6188 · 2 weeks ago

  I was born in Alaska. <br>I was surprised you didn&apos;t mention the Giant Eagles of Alaska that are supposedly the size of a Cessna.

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• BR

  @BrandonLoika · 3 weeks ago

  I &nbsp;am enjoy the video and my opinion is they can be hoaxes, prehistoric animals that &nbsp;survived,or new species that have not discovered yet.

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• IM

  @imzadiwhite4778 · 3 weeks ago

  A polar bear would be able to dig up a beaver lodge.

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• JO

  @johnpapallo6795 · 3 weeks ago

  Frank Graves was there in 1965.

• MA

  @Mality · 3 weeks ago

  I think a lot of extinct animals may have lingered a lot longer than conventional science admits...don&apos;t think it&apos;s too outrageous to believe woolly mammoths, short-faced bears, even proto-humans lasting well into historical times.

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• BR

  @BrianEthridge-m2t · 2 weeks ago

  I know a bunch of Alaska natives. I&apos;ve been all over alaska, and it isn&apos;t a ground sloth it&apos;s a sasquatch, they have long arms, they&apos;re abnormally huge up there and they call them the otterman, because they have really, really thick hair, and it &apos;s very very easy to mistake something.Like that for a ground sloth, I mean without a very good look.You might think that&apos;s what it was. Put it this way, though they don&apos;t move like a sloth. They can move like a bat out of hell and there&apos;s no vehicle. You can have besides a plane that you can outrun those things on land you can&apos;t drive fast enough unless you&apos;re on pavement.

• CA

  @Caine7ify · 2 weeks ago

  What about the Amarok?

• IN

  @intrepid5243 · 3 weeks ago

  It’s not a sturgeon! Most of the sightings and pictures resemble plesiosaurs.

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• BR

  @BrianEthridge-m2t · 2 weeks ago

  I know people laugh because they&apos;ve never seen one, but they&apos;ve never seen a baby cougar or a baby Wolf either. But the sasquatch, if I had to guess after seeing them, especially, they are neanderthals, that went woolly, just like a woolly mammoth or Willie rhinoceros, because they&apos;re hairy, not furry, it doesn&apos;t make sense that we&apos;re the only humans left or the only hominid species because we&apos;re not, I&apos;ve seen first-hand okay, one thing is like watching a velociraptor walk out in front of you. You&apos;re just shocked when you see them, especially if it&apos;s close

• TR

  @troygroomes104 · 3 weeks ago

  Um there is a video that actually disproved the wolf.<br><br>McKenzie valley wolf&apos;s don&apos;t get as big as the described animal

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• NU

  @Nu1SaNc8 · 3 weeks ago

  The Neanderthal used tool and clothes as well as musical instruments, so your take doesn’t make sense

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