The Proof Is Out There: SHOCKING Creatures Caught on Tape: Truth or Hoax?

Is there enough evidence to identify these mysterious animals? See more in this compilation from The Proof Is Out There.

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The Proof Is Out There investigates the world’s most mysterious videos, photos, and audio recordings, and uses the best technology and experts to render a credible verdict. Each episode analyzes and passes verdicts on several seemingly impossible things “caught on film,” including giant beasts, UFOS, apocalyptic sounds, hairy humans, alleged mutants from the deep, conspiracies, and many other cases. Host and veteran journalist Tony Harris takes nothing for granted in a quest for answers, tracking down eyewitnesses, putting each photo or film through a battery of tests, calling out the hoaxes, and highlighting the most credible evidence in an attempt to better understand our world.

[sandy]

Two behind a tree with one bent over 😅 sounds like you caught them in the act 😂

[Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

As a scientist and mathematician, one of the reasons I appreciate this show is the host, Tony Harris.
If you look into his credentials, he's a legit writer and journalist, even won an Emmy Award, among other distinguished achievements.
He's skeptical, but can evaluate real evidence accurately
Very much unlike the snake-oil salesman typical to YouTube

[Invctus]

In the bigfoot segment, there was only one creature shown, the other was the residual heat it left on the tree from hugging the tree.

[jesusmaryandjoseph]

That looks nohing like someone with a headlight on

[zertoil]

Ok, I wasn't expecting the Amarillo monster to be called out as a Chupa. I expected the Dogman.

[humpylicious]

I suspect it's the Legendary Wile E Coyote, Super Genius!

[BMO_Creative]

Aboriginies describe them as people, not animals. Other names for these tribes are the noocoonah, wawee, pangkarlangu, jimbra and tjangara.

[tekarock]

1 rat gives me the creeps already 😮 This bunch stuck together is a nightmare 😳

[TheIntrovert]

Why is there always blurry footage? For once I would like to see CLEAR FOOTAGE!
🤣

[truckerclock]

That thing at the zoo is some weirdo in a furry suit.

[starparent]

“People wearing headlamps.” Yep. That’s it. Just a couple of guys out catching Inland Taipans and King Browns. Very common occurrence in the Australian bush in the middle of the night.

[chrisbaker]

I love it when he bends over and the first clip. It looks like a hoodie on top of his head its a straight line 😅

[powskier]

I've been in the Queensland jungle and can tell you it is impenetrable. They could hide very easily undetected.

[Adventures-cbsz]

Whoa, so it is a hat. Honestly thought Ken's cowboy hat was surgically attached to his head.

[thehipmusicologist]

I mean you can pay a specialist to say anything you want them to on camera..

[AussBosss]

1:31 Can’t unsee the set o’ balls here.

[luckycharm]

Don’t let these creatures fool you. Possible sightings of my ex-mother in law.

[rachelk]

Uhm, I have seen a Timber wolf that color and that large at the Portland Oregon zoo in 2011. When I saw it I had to take a double check but it was basically the same size as this video's wolf.😊 Timber wolves can get pretty large especially the males.

[drgibs]

7:54 in. Thats a person in a fury fettish costume. They are unfortunately very common nowadays.

[kieranhart]

Rats kind are formed at night when the rats hurdle together for warmth. Getting their tales tied up is likey when so many in a ball constantly scrambling to the middle.