A cell phone video posted on YouTube has revived the legend of “Champ,” a monster that supposedly lives in Lake Champlain at the U.S.-Canada border, ABC News is reporting.
Eric Olsen, 37, of Burlington, Vt., shot the nearly two-minute video and posted it on YouTube last month. It shows an object moving across the lake at daybreak and dipping below the surface.
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Believers says the video offers evidence of Champ’s existence. Skeptics say the video likely shows a moose or deer. Olsen himself said he doubts it’s the legendary water monster of North America.
I’ve seen the video, and I think it could be a monster. Because it kinda looked like Donald Trump floating on his back.
I didn’t even know we had our own version of the Loch Ness monster. I think Nessie has got a much better PR operation.
If it turns out to be a true water monster, should we kill it, capture it or make it the star of a reality TV show? Because you know we’d watch “I’m a Sea Monster! Get Me Out of Here!”
