'I Discovered Something Deep in the Canadian Wilderness' Creepypasta

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[AzzyTheSplormbo]

as a canadian i can confirm this is a true story

[remingtonwright]

Well, seeing as how he saw mastodons, I'm operating under the assumption the predators were a pack of dire wolves. Kind of the only prehistoric dog species I can name

[kconnor]

As a animal specialist, wouldn’t he, at the very least, carry a tranquilizer gun?
This was a fantastic telling of “ The Land That Time Forgot”
I know that this was a brief section or on the lines of the movie but I believe that you did a phenomenal job with the narration and the author did a fantastic job with the story.

[TheRealThunderBull]

That was an amazing story, thank you for taking time to tell it.

[acatacho]

Canadian wilderness is scary, there are Canadians in there

[JimmmyRaynor]

oh good a new video. I just had surgery so I've been listening to old videos

[abhishekbhandari]

Amazing story. The cave could've been a wormhole. Might be possible that such places still exist in the wilderness.

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to explore the wilderness of Canada

[Nyctonaut]

Alright! A new story about the wilderness? And the deep Canadian wilderness at that so that means it's really out there. So stoked for this one. I absolutely love forest and isolated stories. They're my absolute favorite. Thanks alot my friend and keep em coming!
Forest stories for the win!
🌲🐿🌳🦌🌲🏔🏕👾🏔🌲🦌🌳🐿🌲

[HappyMatt]

I'd like to imagine that the dog-things were dire wolves or some sort of offshoot/hybrid species of their time. Since the protagonist saw Mammoths, it would make sense.

[ArcFallOrder]

Love your stories and narration, keep up with the good work. And take care of yourself dear xoxo 💋💋

[cameroncoffie]

the cave was probably some sort of portal to a prehistoric time or something

[sophiaann]

As a Canadian, say it with me, Cari-boo

[BC]

Haven't even listened yet and I know it's forsure going to be a Tim Hortons he found in the Canadian wilderness

[tangerinerose]

Caribou pronounced care- i (short sounded i) boo.
Lichen pronounced- "liken"( long I sound.)
Great story ty

[katie_jeanes]

Amazing as always.. Just a little help though, they’re pronounced care-a-boo ( like a ghost would say booo lol) caribou does look like it should be care-a-bow tho lol.

[vladciobanu]

Very nice one. Could be made into the pilot for a (short) T series! :)

[misfitlunaticmakytac]

The dire wolves were more closely related to jackals than modern wolves. Different section of canids.

[Draco]

it's nice to listen to a creepypasta about prehistory rather than some demonic forest demon.

[ryanmoore]

Just take it for what it was folks. Great story. Twisted aa hell