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On this episode of Destination Truth, Josh travels to the northern jungles of Cambodia

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on the trail of a half-man, half-ape creature that is terrorizing small villages.

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Did he look like this?

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The first look like a monkey.

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And we're within that perimeter. We just keep swimming.

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Next, the team heads to Africa, where locals say a dinosaur is stalking fishermen in northern Zambia.

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Will Josh get to the bottom of the story, or will he find the evidence has gone extinct?

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I got something red hot in the water. Something just cruised right by the thermal.

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I'm Josh Gates. In my travels, I've seen some unexplainable things which have raised strange

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questions. Now I've pulled together a team armed with the latest technology in the search for answers.

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I'm not sure what's out there waiting for me, but I know what I'm looking for. The truth.

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You know the story of Tarzan. Half-man, half-ape, surviving in the jungle with only a loincloth

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and some bananas. Well, the people of Cambodia say they have a real Tarzan living in their jungles,

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but he's not the good guy we all remember from the movies. Here are the facts.

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Residents in a small Cambodian village spotted an ape-like wild man running through the outskirts

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of their town. They describe this wild man as a hairy humanoid creature and say he is terrorized

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the region by attacking livestock and stealing food for years. But this time the wild man was

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spotted with a female companion. Eyewitnesses say she had hair down to her knees, was covered in filth,

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and was completely naked. Now get this, the villagers managed to capture the girl. After

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being cleaned up, she was identified by a local man as his daughter, who vanished into the forest

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18 years ago. As for the wild man, he escaped from the heroic villagers and was last seen

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running back into the jungle. This incredible story has made international headlines and I was

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more than intrigued. Is there an ape man living in the forests of Cambodia? Could this girl who has

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still yet to speak a word to anyone provide some answers? Casey would be our lead cameraman,

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Brad would serve as our field producer, and Araceli joined us as lead assistant.

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My team and I headed out to launch an investigation before the trail got cold.

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We flew across the Pacific to the city of Phnom Penh, the capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia,

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where we met up with the rest of our crew. Our luggage on the other hand went somewhere else

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entirely. There's a lot of things that are going to hurt us if we don't get that gear.

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That's not good. I don't have a boom pole.

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Nothing just got in. I don't have a pair of underwear. That sucks. That'll give myself.

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Sound Apartments good. What a team player, right? I'm sorry.

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Let's go in and see what we can pick up for the investigation.

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Do you have any, do you have any nets? Nets? No, we're not rope. Do you sell rope?

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Steel cages? Cages? Do you sell cages here?

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How do you sell them? Like metal cages. Do you sell those? Do you sell total room bars?

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Yeah. Oh, perfect. Yeah.

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We got him. Just because he's a wild man doesn't mean he wouldn't appreciate some fine duty-free

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chocolates. As dawn arrived, so did our missing luggage. We were back on track.

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Our first order of business was to sit down with writer Nick Ray. Nick is a respected journalist

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who broke the story of the wild man and the jungle girl. I wanted to know if he believed

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there could really be a wild man in the woods or if there was an alternate explanation.

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Nick is the authority on this story and badass enough to pull off a scarf in a hundred degree heat.

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The story broke out that this girl had emerged from the jungle and one of the

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jari people was adamant that he saw her with another companion who was bigger and probably

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male like a jungle man with sort of almost long dreadlocked, tousaled hair and loin cloth. You

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know, somebody really, you know, forest person. What do you what do you think's happening out here?

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I think one theory because when soon after she was found she had scarring on the wrist

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and that was consistent with two things. It's either consistent with a snare,

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like an animal trap of which there are many in the forest. But of course there's another

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interpretation which is is this the mark of binding and that she was chained up for long

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periods and then eventually escaped. There's a lot of possibilities but I think, you know,

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jungle man or captive in some way or shape or form are the most likely, I think.

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Nick told us that we could find the girl in the northern village of Oyedao.

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If we could get to her, maybe she could tell me where I might find the wild man. The problem was

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she hadn't spoken a single word of Cambodian or any other language since she was found.

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I knew I'd have my work cut out for me but we'd chartered a plane that would take us to

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Ratnakeery. We'd have to drive the rest of the way to Oyedao.

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The flight was a harsh reminder about just how dense, uncharged and mysterious the terrain of

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Cambodia really is. Could something be living down there in the jungle that science has yet

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to catalog? Is it possible an intelligent species could elude being photographed or captured?

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We landed on a tiny airstrip and transferred to 4x4s. The journey to Oyedao where the girl

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lives with her father was just beginning. We passed evidence that not everyone who took

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this road made it to their destination. Although why anyone would try to travel through the jungle

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in a busted Toyota Corolla is beyond me.

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We stopped at an outdoor market to refuel the jeeps and get a bite to eat.

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These are big fried spiders. Yeah they're really good. So it's all about folks.

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That is a good spider.

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Tastes like chicken.

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I almost washed it.

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She's got a muscle through it a little.

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Alright pass the pallet.

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Brad? T-bono's doing for sure.

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Right here?

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That's hard. You don't want that. Take the legs. Legs are good.

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Yeah they're very good.

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Alright enough of that. After what can only be described as the worst fast food ever,

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we pressed on to Oyedao and then the rain came.

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The rainstorm posed a serious threat to our progress since the muddy roads could become impassable.

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Despite warnings from the locals to wait until the rain stopped, I wanted to get to the heart of

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this story as soon as possible. So we pressed on, drove through the night and finally arrived

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in Oyedao by morning. A local man took me to where the jungle girl lived with her father.

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If the girl in fact spent time with the wild man, I hope she could provide me with clues

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on how to find him. We were just steps away from crucial information to our investigation.

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Is that your uncle? Is this his daughter?

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She was found near this village and when he saw her, he knew it was her immediately.

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He goes to see her in the jungle. She doesn't remember him and he doesn't remember his daughter

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also because of my dusty and then he brings her to take a shower and then he sees the map on her leg.

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The scar? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now one of the people that was there when she was found

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saw her with his hairy creature. Does he think that maybe she was with this jungle man?

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Okay, does he believe that she knows where he is?

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He's not sure. He doesn't know about it. He cannot tell.

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So, but is she speaking at all? Is she able to use any language?

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Since the girl couldn't speak, I asked the father if she had given him any clues as to the whereabouts

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of the wild man. He showed me some pictures that the girl had recently drawn. Were these drawings

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the girl's depiction of the wild man? It was unclear. The drawings and the girl's sedentary

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and utterly non-communicative behavior were unsettling. The locals claim this was a result

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of her living in the jungle for the last 18 years. If that's true, she would have needed someone's

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help to survive. But how to prove it? If she'd been gone 18 years and I could prove she's this

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man's missing daughter, that could go a long way in establishing that someone or something

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may have helped her to survive in the wild all of those years. The only way to prove these two

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were father and daughter was by taking a saliva sample and comparing the DNA.

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Getting the girl to understand that we wanted her to spit in a bag was no easy task.

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Like that.

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Like that.

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Like that.

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No, let's not, let's not, let's not give her that. That's, that's okay. I tell you what, I'll,

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I'll, I'll help her with the apple. I don't think she needs a huge cleaver to cut that up with.

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I think Mel needs to bleed.

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We wouldn't have the results of the DNA test until we got back to the states. In the meantime,

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the father pointed me in the direction of the village where the girl was originally found and

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where the wild man was last seen running back into the jungle. He also told me about a man who

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claimed to have had a run in with the wild man just days ago. It was only a short diversion from where

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we were headed, but there were no roads from here on in. So we had to find a more comical form of

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transportation.

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This is what you call first class travel.

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I went to talk to the man who claimed he saw the wild man and like my five ton friend here,

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I'm all ears. I understand that you had an experience where you saw this jungle man,

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yes? And this jungle man that he saw, what did the jungle man look like?

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So the jungle man that he saw, did he look like this?

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He said it's similar like this.

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Kong said the wild man was headed in the direction of the village where locals spotted him and

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captured the girl. Good news since that's exactly where I was headed. Maybe the villagers there

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who spotted the wild man could put me on his trail with any luck I'd have my own wild man encounter.

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He was one of the woodcutters that was out there who saw the girl with the jungle man?

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Wow. Yeah, he's the man that he saw jungle man and woman. Now it was on this side of the village,

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right? No, no, no, no. On this side. I spoke with some other people in the village who claimed to

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have their own run-ins with the wild man. They all said the same thing. He appears to be half human,

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half ape. He wears no clothes, walks upright and the locals are terrified of him. He comes out at

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night along the edge of the village looking for food and will steal anything he finds to eat.

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He's even been known to attack livestock. On each occasion, he made his escape back into the

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forest to the west of the village. The sun was setting so we had to move quickly to the west

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where the villagers claimed the wild man has been known to emerge from the jungle. That's where we'd

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set up our investigation for the night. The only way to get there was over this less than

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sturdy looking makeshift bridge. Got some dicey wood over here.

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And that is how you do that. We arrived at the spot where numerous villagers have seen the wild

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man coming and going. Here was the plan. Araceli and I would head out on an initial sweep of the

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perimeter along with Erica and Paunch who would operate camera and audio. Our thermal imager

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would pick up anything alive and moving out there in the darkness. Brad and Casey would stay at

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base camp and monitor four cameras that covered a 360 degree view of our camp,

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including one camera that was aimed at a bowl of food left as bait for the wild man.

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Many species of large cats inhabit this area, so we need everyone to keep eyes and ears open

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for any signs of tigers on the prowl.

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It's just so interesting as if they keep coming back to this point to the wild man.

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There's just so little physical evidence. And you know the thing that's looking down there,

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that's big. It's big enough like it looks like a group. That's big.

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Oh no, that's moving. That's moving. That's moving.

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Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. That's walking.

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Base camp, this is Josh. I'm picking up something hot.

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Kind of proceeding with extreme caution here. All right, copy that. Stay in contact.

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Let's just move sort of slow and steady here. Should we go closer? Yeah, come on.

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Do you want to let Shusha get in front? No, I think Shusha maybe you should not go in front,

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but I don't really know what it is. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

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Whatever it is, it peeled off into the tree line.

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I got nothing on here.

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Whenever we saw on the thermal imager disappeared quickly. We looked all around the area but couldn't

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find whatever it was. We decided to head back to base to analyze the footage.

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Keep that thing out. I got it. It's not picking anything up.

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What was that?

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Base camp, this is Josh. We're coming back now. We got some stuff going bump in the bushes.

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We need to kind of figure out our best approach to this. We're going to track back towards you guys now.

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You just stay close to me.

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All right, we need a little bit of a regroup here. There is something big.

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Yeah, I mean something's walking around out there so let's look at what we found on the

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tape before we go. Let's peel this stuff off and see what we can see.

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It's weird. It's like sometimes I look at it and it looks like it's looking around.

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That's it. It peeled off into the tree line. I think the thing to do is once we get new

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tapes in the cameras and everything reloaded, maybe just take another flight down that road.

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I don't think I'll help and I'm already kind of freaked out about what's there.

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I'm cool to head out. I think you might be better out there.

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Okay, I'll cover your back. Ponce you're going to come and roll sound.

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Shush and Selly, you guys stay back at base camp. We'll see you soon.

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You guys keep watching the monitor.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Mad ridiculous amounts of ants, Josh. Watch out.

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Fire ants. Fight.

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You know, we know we have a perimeter that we want to search here and we're within that

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perimeter and we just keep swinging. Holy s***.

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Right there. Right there. Are you looking at something cruised right there? I swear to God.

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Holy s***. Come in. Come in. Are you guys okay?

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Base to Josh, please come in.

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Josh, come in. Do you read?

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I don't know what we're doing. I don't know. Is anybody copying? We're definitely getting

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worried. We cannot hear any contact from you.

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Yeah, we copy. We're just trying to investigate something here.

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Okay, good. Thanks.

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What did you see? It's like a dark figure right through that clearing right there.

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Stop.

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Something's right up in there.

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Holy s***.

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Looks like it's moving. It does look like it's a warfight right there.

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It was huge. Yeah, there's something bumping around in there for sure. There's just no way to

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get a better shot up here. But definitely something moving around that was giving off heat in there.

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After a few hours of searching in the thick jungle brush, we couldn't find any footprints or any

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other evidence of the dark figure Brad thought he saw. We decided to head back to camp. With the

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sun on the horizon and the crew exhausted, I ended the investigation with a lot of work left to be

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done. I took the saliva samples I collected from the jungle girl and her father back to the

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states for DNA testing. If they are in fact biologically related, then it would at least

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validate that she had survived in hiding for 18 years, undoubtedly with someone's help.

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If on the other hand she is not the man's daughter, her entire story would be cast and

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in doubt. We met with Dr. MJ Hajinapur from Gene Trek Genetics to find out the results of the

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paternity test. The first thing we do is to run a what we call viability test. In most cases,

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these samples may not have enough DNA. Were you able to determine viability? Was there enough DNA

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in the sample? The lab report says that either the DNA was not sufficient or it was degraded because

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of heat or maybe the person drank something before the test. But it looks like for now

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we have no answers. Alright, so we're going to have to go back to Cambodia to get some more DNA.

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Because she ate an apple before we collected her DNA, the sample became too degraded to analyze.

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For now, the truth behind the jungle girl's story would remain a mystery. Our last piece of

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evidence was a tantalizing hit on our thermal imager. Casey is set to work on enhancing the footage.

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You caught this just as it was kind of going off into the woods down this trail here. We pushed in

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really hard to tell kind of what we we have there. I worked on it with some image enhancing software

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to clean it up a little bit. And as you can see, that's the clean version. A little bit more definition

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as you see something kind of popping out at the bottom there, but still really tough to tell.

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Looking at it, it doesn't readily appear to be a quadruped, but it also doesn't really look like

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it's humanoid. I mean, I don't know what to make of it. Right. You know, that is one of the shortcomings

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of that thermal imager, at least from that range, is that we just don't get a lot of definition. No.

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That could be, you know, a limb, but it's very difficult to kind of determine what that is. And

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this is right as it was kind of sneaking off into the into the forest. Well, that remains a mystery

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then that that one is still still a question mark. Without being able to clean up the thermal image

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further, we may never know what was lurking in the jungles with us that night, although the most

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probable creature would be a tiger, which leaves me feeling lucky to be in one piece. Also, it is

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unclear if the traumatized girl I met in Oya-Dow had been living in the jungle by herself or not,

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but the multiple eyewitnesses who saw her in the company of a wild man were credible to me.

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As my team and I get ready to journey on to another mysterious case, we're left wondering if the

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wild man is really a half man, half ape living in the forest or if there is some other explanation.

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And you never know. In time, the answer might just come walking back out of the thick Cambodian jungle.

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Unless you've been living under a rock, you're familiar with Michael Crichton's

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dino classic Jurassic Park. You know the story. Genetically engineered dinosaurs run amuck and

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make dinner out of us unsuspecting humans. Well, it turns out that we might not need

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science to make us a dinosaur. One could still exist. Locals throughout the Congo River basin and

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the swamps of northern Zambia say a real dinosaur has survived extinction and is alive and well

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in feeding on native fishermen. Known as the Mokavi Mbembe, there have been recorded sightings

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of this beast dating back nearly 300 years. Extensive expeditions were dispatched to the

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region throughout the 20th century, including a team from the Smithsonian. And then, for a time,

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the trail went cold. Until now, villagers around Lake Banguelu in northern Zambia have been coming

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forward in recent months with new and dramatic eyewitness accounts that have caught my attention.

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The heat on this story was back, and I knew I had to launch my own investigation. Along with Casey,

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our lead cameraman, producer Brad and lead assistant Araceli, we packed up the equipment

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and headed for Africa to investigate the curious claims of a living dinosaur. My

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team and I flew 21 hours from Los Angeles to the city of Lusaka Zambia in southern Africa.

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Eyewitnesses of the Mokali Mbembe say that the creature is reddish-brown,

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about the size of an elephant, and has an extremely long neck and tail. Throughout recorded history,

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Zambia has been home to hunter-gatherers, big game, and exotic wildlife. Could people in this

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isolated nation really be seeing a dinosaur that survived the last 65 million years? I was about to

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find out. We landed in the capital city of Lusaka, and we're still a long way from Lake

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Banguelu, the epicenter of the recent sightings. Welcome to Zambia!

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We wrangled a couple of 4x4s to take us to the northwestern shore of the lake. With a 10-hour

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drive ahead of us, we pulled off to try to find something to eat. What do you got here?

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Oh, I'll give you 50,000. I don't even know what you're selling. You're selling gross caterpillars.

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Tell me. People eat these. They good?

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Oh, they're gross.

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They good? Oh, they're gross.

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Oh, gross.

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With a belly full of caterpillars, we continued on to the lake.

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Things are bigger in Africa, and this lake is no exception. Roughly the size of Connecticut

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and ringed with swamp lands, this was going to be a challenge. With such a massive search area,

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even something as large as a dinosaur would be easy to miss. I needed to narrow my focus.

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So I talked with the director of the Lake's Nature Reserve, whose knowledge of the area could help

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me pinpoint where the Mokale might live. Has the lake and the swamps around it been very well

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explored or not very well explored? According to historical books, much has been done by the

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missionaries, and so we cannot tell that there's been actually a focus on just exploring and

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understanding its physical features beyond missionary work. Do you think there's a possibility

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that maybe something lives in the lake that has not been discovered? The swamp is so big.

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Probably if you sit so much, you can find something. Where do you think it would live?

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The swamps, because it's the most area that has got vegetation. I'm sure the swamps

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hasn't been explored to the extent. With the expert's confirmation that there could be something

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unidentified living here, I figured the vast swamp lands would be the most likely place this

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creature would call home. There's plenty of wildlife to feed on and endless places to hide

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due to the extensive vegetation in the water. No question, the southern swamps would be a

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dino-mite place to set up my investigation. But before I got my feet wet, I wanted to find out

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what the locals had to say about the idea of a dinosaur living in their swamp. I met with a man

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from the World Wildlife Fund who knows the southern swamp region of the lake better than anyone.

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Tell me about some of the large animals that live in the lake. The hippo. The hippo. And the

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crocodiles. Crocodiles. Now how big do these hippos get? The weight could be about two tons.

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Two tons? And how long can they get? About two and a half meters. Two and a half meters. People

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claim that they've seen the mochele in a membe. He's out in the lake. Do you think maybe they're

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seeing just the tops of hippos or the tops of crocodiles? Probably. What would happen then if

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I was in a small boat and I ran into a group of hippos? You can be attacked. I could be attacked.

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Yes. It will bite me? Bite? Yeah. Cut to? It will cut me into half into two pieces? Yes. Oh boy,

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that doesn't sound fun. Even though Jerome himself wasn't a believer, he pointed me in the

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direction of a nearby island where he said several of the villagers have reported run-ins with the

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mochele. The island was only a short distance from the southern swamps where I intended to

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investigate. And he even offered to take me there in his boat. How about these boats? Can we get a

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better price if we take these? There's this island that's populated and they claim to have had first

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hand encounters. And really that's our source point of eyewitnesses for this. Right. So we need to get

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to them and it's going to take two and a half hours and we got a lot of fuel. Sky full of clouds.

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Yeah, it's probably going to rain. I'm going to dump on us at some point. And they got crocs.

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They got hippos. They got mocheles. Well, yeah.

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Okay. One pole. Two poles. Three poles. Four poles. That's five. Six poles. It's prime. Seven.

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It's getting a little, uh, it's past 10. That's eight. And we're up on eight.

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And our motor's dead.

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We got our motor running and continued on to the island. Along the way, I stopped to talk to some

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local fishermen who spend every day on these waters to see if they recognize the mochele.

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We asked these guys if they've ever seen anything strange in the water.

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What do you say? Only hippos and crocodiles.

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Hello. Have you guys seen this? Mochele.

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Have you guys seen this? Mochele, vimembe.

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After a long, slow, and thankfully croc-free boat ride, we finally arrived at the island.

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I'd read claims that the creature is as big as an elephant, so I wanted to talk to some

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credible eyewitnesses who could help me determine just what exactly I'd be dealing with once we

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made it to the swamps. We're coming into the village here on this island, and my suspicion

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is that we are kind of barnabalos right now. Everything has stopped. Everyone has just stopped.

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Everything they're doing to stare at the three dumb white guys on their island.

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Where are we going? I saw, I see. All right, let's go. Okay. It's good. I didn't realize I was on

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wheelbarrow duty today. You can help me. I am helping you. I have a problem. Are you still

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screaming at me and I'm pushing your wheelbarrow? I don't understand. I see. Stepping onto the

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island was a lot like walking into a production of Peter Pan, a lot of kids.

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It's a pretty big island. It's like 11 kilometers across. Pretty well populated. Look at this cute guy.

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Are there any adults in this village? We're the adults. We're your parents. Everybody hears like nine.

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I waded my way through the island of Lost Boys and finally found an adult who I was relieved

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didn't have a hook for a hand. However, he did have a story about coming face to face with the Mokele.

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Okay. So it comes out of the water.

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And is it very dangerous? Is it a very aggressive creature?

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It can overturn a boat. Well, that's dangerous. I heard of another man in the village who also

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had an encounter with the Mokele and said that he knew exactly where we could find him back through

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the kids again. He says you wouldn't want to come close to it to the boat.

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So where specifically does this creature live? Where does it live? He went on to say he believes

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the Mokele lives in the nearby southern swamps consistent with the reports I heard. He added

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that the beast can also sometimes be seen in the open water surrounding the swamps so we didn't rule

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that area out either. I was amazed to see that other villagers all recognized the Mokele and

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pointed us to the southern province of the lake. The same area where both of our witnesses and our

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experts said the creature is known to live. It was clear my plan to search in the south was the

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best chance for success. With darkness coming, we would head to the southern swamps in the morning.

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The captain informed me that he needed to make a quick pit stop. What is it that we're getting?

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Oh we're getting this mahogany table that's just sitting in the middle of an open field.

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Unbelievable. Look at this. Yeah, Africa never sees this. Look at this. You can't write this stuff.

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Where is this table supposed to fit?

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Yeah, this is gonna be this. This should be it.

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Where's Spartan plugs? Don't waste the Spartan plugs. I'm gonna start traveling with a big bag

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of Spartan plugs on Destination Truth. You think he's gonna get it started? Well,

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let's hope he does because it's getting dark.

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You think he's gonna get it started? Well, let's hope he does because it's getting dark.

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We were able to get the boat running and get ourselves back on land before nightfall.

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The next day, my team and I readied ourselves to continue our search for the Mokaleum of Embe.

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Considering the remote area of the lake and the dangerous waters, our guide insisted we needed

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a bigger and faster boat in case we were attacked. Our new captain had heard many tales about the

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Mokaleum and seemed a little nervous about looking for it. While the team loaded up our

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equipment, he shared his own opinions about the creature with me. People believe that there is

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something that moves underwater and you hear the sound of the tremor. You know, the waves

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will move with it and people are actually letting them think the king of the lake. The king of the

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lake is passing. They don't know what it is. Do you think it's possible that there is some

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large creature that nobody has identified yet which lives here? No one knows what lies in the water.

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We rode for two hours across the lake to the southern swamp region where the witnesses told

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me they'd seen the Mokaleum. We talked to everyone in the area and they verified that they too had

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seen the Mokaleum in this region. Their stories were the same. Reported sightings occurred in

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both day and night. The creature was large, reddish brown and had the power to knock over a boat.

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After hours of searching the area, I spotted something.

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That is a big ass crocodile.

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That's not too much bean. Oh, here you are.

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How long was that guy you think? 10, 12 feet? Yeah, but it's 10 foot crocodile.

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Good lord. That thing was huge. Wow. Well, I guess I'm going to cancel my afternoon swim.

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Despite the captain's apprehension, we decided to keep searching for the Mokaleum in these croc

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infested waters. I see something big in the water. Can you pick that up on your camera?

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Where are you looking? Right here at my 12 o'clock. 12 o'clock? Right here. I see something in the water.

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Whatever it is, it looks big.

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Casey, whatever that is, it is much bigger than a crocodile. I'm just barely starting to get it.

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Whoa, see that pop up? Yeah, right there, right there.

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Whatever it is, I think it's moving. I think it's alive.

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Yeah, I've got it now. This thing on the left looks enormous.

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So enormous that it could flip our boat over. It looks as big as the boat from here, whatever it is.

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All right, let's put the handgun away for a minute. That dude just brandished your firearm.

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I just lost it too. I just lost everything.

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Everybody in the lookout, whatever it was, was right next to the boat.

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Whatever it was, it went back under. Whatever appeared right next to our boat vanished before we

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could identify it. Nothing to do but keep searching.

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We spent the rest of the day looking for what popped up from the water but had no luck.

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This was the epicenter of our investigation and I wasn't going anywhere. We kept our eyes on the

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water and day turned to night. We used an underwater sonar system to scan the lake beneath us

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and a hydrophone to record the sound. The rest of our investigation would be concentrated on the

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water's surface. Hoping whatever we saw would come back, we used our infrared cameras and night

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vision scope to pierce through the darkness. To further aid the search, we employ our fleer

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thermal imager which detects living creatures by imaging the heat they give off. And finally,

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we used our most important investigation tools, our eyes and ears. Whatever we saw earlier was big

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and wouldn't be hard to miss if it surfaced anywhere near us.

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Case? Something kind of bobbing around up here. What do you got?

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I don't know, I just saw something like it rippled up right over there with that

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disturbance. Did you see that right there? I thought I saw something like a group of ripples

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that were just totally independent of anything else just right at the surface. Like there was

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something right there. I get nothing out of the thermal. Hear anything funny?

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Not hearing anything out of the ordinary. Just sounds like moving water.

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Nothing on the fish finder. A couple small fish.

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Casey, it sounded like something just thrashed the man up here. I got a whole bunch of bubbles

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coming up on the front camera. White bubbles all over the surface.

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Something was definitely around the boat.

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Whoa. Hear something?

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I'm trying to shut my light out. I don't know what we've sat far.

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Yo, Josh? Yeah?

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I just had something huge pass under the boat, long. Pick it up with the fish finder.

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Look what goes off to our right. See him bubbles all over the camera.

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I got something funny in the thermal right here. I got something red hot in the water.

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Something just cruised right by on the thermal. Red hot.

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I got something funny in the thermal right here. I got something red hot in the water.

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Something just cruised right by on the thermal. Red hot.

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Whatever it is, I don't see it anymore. Yeah, I don't have anything here.

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Nothing on the fish finder? No.

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I mean, there's not a doubt in my mind that something just cruised by this boat.

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It was still unclear what we were seeing in the open water near the southern swamps.

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We waited several more hours, but whatever it was didn't return.

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I needed to take our footage back to the States and see if we could enhance the quality to give

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me a better look at whatever surfaced out there. And what about the hit on the thermal imager?

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Was that evidence that would help me to get to the bottom of this story? I couldn't be sure.

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We made the next flight from Lusaka to Los Angeles and digitized all of our footage into the

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computer to get a clearer picture of what we saw in Zambia. Well, what do we got?

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I've been able to enhance the thermal. Great. I'm from the water. You picked up something in

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the bottom left there at one point. It starts there. We have to push in a little bit blurry.

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And with some image enhancing software, we're able to clean that picture up.

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Top to toe, what it really is, is definitely something hot in the mix of everything else that's

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in the water there. Yeah, I mean, it certainly looks organic. I think cleaning up a little bit

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is giving us a little detail on the top, but there's no real characteristic features there

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that we can kind of hang our hat on. I'm not really prepared to say what that is.

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With the thermal evidence in conclusive, we decided to look at the video footage we recorded

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during the day. So what I did is I froze it here. I was able to push it on it quite a bit.

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And then on the cleanup.

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Go on the hold. A hippo. A hippo. That is a hippo. Certainly the appearance when we were out there

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was actually of looking at, you know, two parts of one creature. Right. And what we're now actually

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seeing is that we've got two different hippos that have breached the surface here. But certainly

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the way that their heads just clear above the waterline, it looks like you're looking at almost

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something serpentine. It's an arch in the water. Yeah. And I think the people in this lake, they

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know of this myth, they see something like this, which certainly we couldn't identify. And that's

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I think how this legend gets more and more heat on it until people are really just, you know,

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believing it. Well, I think we can lay the mochile to rest. I think so. Hippos.

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It is impossible to trace the beginnings of the story of the mochile in a bembe, although it isn't

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hard to imagine tales of mysterious creatures in these exotic swamps. Hippos and crocodiles are

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difficult to identify from the surface. And when grouped together, they can appear to be a much

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larger creature. The confusion and excitement we felt when we spotted something in the water

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is exactly the type of encounter that has propagated this legend for centuries.

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Hopefully this investigation will put an end to the hysteria of a living dinosaur in Lake

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Benguelu. Besides, a two ton hippo flipping your boat is scary enough.