5 Mysterious DINOSAURS/EXTINCT CREATURES Caught On Camera

hey guys! These are 5 Mysterious DINOSAURS Caught On Camera! i thought this might be an interesting topic so i hope you all enjoy the video :)

on the coast of japan, they have discovered a prehistoric shark thought to have been extinct long ago, these species of shrill shark have been around for up to 80 million years and have long eel like body, jagged teeth and rough skin & feed mammy off other fish and squids.

this footage was supposedly shot in russia by an engineer, in the video you can see what appeared to be a wholly mammoth crossing a lake, some people have speculated it to just be an bear but others are convinced that it is the mammal that died out 4,500 years ago

every since 1934 there have been many sightings of the plesiosaurus, or more famously known as the loch ness monster. These videos were all taken from loch ness in scotland and supposedly is actual footage of the prehistoric monster, another fun fact is this species is actually 205 million years old and were extremely common during the jurassic period

in 2014, a mysterious creature washed up on the coast of pukehina in new zealand, it was 7.5 meters long and decomposed but despite that, certain areas of the body were still in pretty good condition, a lot of people think that this is the remains an orca whale, which if course is a possibility nd it shares many similarities with one, however there are some distinct ket features that are different, such as the tale and some features of the jaw, many others believe it to be a juvenile mosasaur whichbwas though to be extinct 66 million years ago

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"Stale Mate" by Jingle Punks

Outro by zixer

Outro music by Myuuji

[Duke_Togo_G]

#3 looks like a large brown bear with a fish hanging out its mouth.

[justinmelecio]

5.Frilled Shark
4.?
3.Bear with a fish in mouth
2.Greenland Shark
1.Rotting Dolphin Corpse

[stephsmith]

love and watch all your stuff.. another great vid keep'em comming 😙

[ElkeMB]

Very interesting video. Loved it! Thank you

[chillpachi]

The mammouth looks more like a bear with a fish hanging out his mouth

[shrizmo]

I like that your videos are short but they get the info through

[PEB]

THATS A BEAR WITH A BIG FISH HANGING OUT OF ITS MOUTH

[drunkenmosquito]

Damn lochness monsta I ain't givin you no damn tree fiddy

[brianchaidez]

Am I the only one that doesn't really believe or finds it hard to believe the world was around 66+ Million years ago?

[kimmypresley]

interesting video. That shark was mahousive 😊

[BlackSwanNews]

The third vid was just a bear with a fish in its mouth

[paristmo]

"What channel is this you are watching?"
"That Creepypasta Guy"
"What's the channel's name?"
"That CREEPY PASTA GUY."
"JUST TELL ME THE FKING NAME!"
"THAT CREEPY PASTA
Just happened to me with my brother XD

[sfcdosia]

That "mammoth" got some flimsy ass tusks haha

[xanshen]

3. Is a bear with a salmon.
2. Is a sleeper shark
1. Looks to be either a species of shark, or dolphin.

[jmtnvalley]

The idea that extinct air breathing mega fauna have survived is a long shot. To have a population survive the eons necessary and remain out of sight is very difficult to accept. This is particularly true of land animals. Maintaining a viable breeding population for large animals will stick out. We have found populations of whale thought to have been hunted to extinction, but that extinction is a very recent event. Something small can remain hidden, so if you have some type of rodent or insect, not implausible. Finding something in the deep oceans is not so difficult, as we have found some extant species.

[l_ello]

The shark is a sleeper shark, some deep sea creatures have insane growth like the giant squids and crabs.

[kennethlucero]

as for the wooly mammoth I thought right away that it might have been a bear with hey fish in its mouth as well

[tsharesky]

The first shark is a Frilled shark, extremely rare but far from being long extinct. The 2nd shark is a Greenland Shark, falsely identified as a Megalodon. Hardly the size assumed a Meg should be and BARELY shows the speed and ferocity believed to be traits of a Meg. The Meg would have been the Apex predator of it's time, which is hardly what this shark is seen doing, slowly scavenging on the bottom for scraps.

[MrPotatoPro]

#2 Was filmed in Suruga bay near Japan and is of a 7 meter Pacific sleeper shark.

[coolguy]

#3 mammoths are way bigger and stronger, faster then that. and have long powerful tusk.