[sleecee]

hi everyone, my first topic ! WOOO

anyways heres the link to the story

TORONTO - A First Nations community in northern Ontario may be giving Loch Ness a run for its money.

Reports from the remote community a few hundred kilometres south of Hudson Bay say a strange creature was pulled from a local creek earlier this month — a creature some are calling a monster.

Photos of the furry, bald-faced creature were posted on the official website of the Big Trout Lake community and have since caused a flurry of speculation on the Internet.

According to the website, two local nurses were hiking near the creek when they noticed their dog Sam sniffing something in the water.

The dog pulled the 30-centimetre-long dead creature from the water and the two women snapped some photos of it.

Its strange appearance has led to speculation it may be the mythical Ogopogo, the Chupacabra or some other marine monster, like the Loch Ness Monster. Others have pointed out it could be a water-logged bear cub or otter.

The community's official website can be found athttp://www.kitchenuhmaykoosib.com/id77.htm

Source : http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/1...oddity_monster

heres a picture, what is it!!?!?

[güttsfükk]

wish there were some more pictures, that image above is really not very conclusive

[stinkbutt]

agreed

[Gh007]

Yeah??? it looks sort of like a dead badger or wolverine.
See how the eyes look like they have the evil dead eye cataracts.

[Gnoma2345]

[GODREKR]

FFS It's called an OTTER.

[SnurreFisk]

a fucking ugly otter in that case!
But yeah, I can see the similarities. My guess is that it's a "special" otter, like humans with downs.

[ChockFullOfChock]

It's an otter that can shave.

[kellyhound]

Some residents of Big Trout Lake, an Oji-Cree community of 1,200 south of Hudson Bay, believe the animal is a rare local creature known as an omajinaakoos, which roughly translates to “ugly one”. Band councillor Darryl Sainnawap said his great uncle spotted one about 50 years ago.

“He says in his younger days he was with his grandfather ... and he did see this same creature and that’s the last time he saw it,” he said. “His grandfather called him omajinaakoos.”

Some local elders in the community, which is also known as Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, believe the animal is a messenger of bad news.

“No one knows what it is but our ancestors used to call it the Ugly One. Rarely seen but when seen, it’s a bad omen. Something bad will happen according to our ancestors,” the community’s website says.

Mr. Sainnawap, 25, said the animal lives in swamps and feeds on beavers. Asked how the small critter could eat a beaver, he said: “That’s a good question. How could a wolverine take down a moose?”

[GODREKR]

^^ Hhmm! A creature called "the ugly one" you say. That likes to eat beaver.

Sounds like you're talking about me.