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On June 29, 1988, Chris Davis got off late from work.

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He described this tall, dark figure running towards him.

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He said this creature jumped on the top of the roof of his car

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and hung on to the roof of the car.

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Whatever it was, kept up with him.

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They crashed through the door, they crashed through the top of the hood.

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It literally jumped on the car.

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Between its teeth and its claws,

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it does have the ability to tear about.

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Lizard man has attacked humans in at least a dozen cases.

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He was absolutely right to death.

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Their creature's science refuses to recognize.

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But new technology makes us question what is real.

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If our eyes see it, if our cameras capture it, does it exist?

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Enter a realm where fact meets fiction.

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Science meets legend, where nightmares come to life.

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Do you believe in the truth?

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Do you believe?

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Lost tapes.

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Lizard man.

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Lizard, please descend.

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What's the reason?

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Oh my God.

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Help!

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Oh God.

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Now by special arrangement,

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the fire department is allowing us to accompany them into the sewer

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to catch this dramatic rescue story on tape.

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In 2008, news reporter Chrissy Cooper and her cameraman Derek Green

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were covering what appeared to be a simple human interest story

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for the local network affiliate.

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Tell me how your cat managed to wander off into the storm drain.

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No, he didn't wander.

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He got pulled down by someone or something.

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After several failed attempts by animal control to rescue the pat,

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firefighters Trevor Andrews and Dana Caldwell were dispatched to assist.

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You've got to go down as soon as you can.

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Okay ma'am, and capture him.

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We'll get your cat.

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What's your cat's name?

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Mr. Smithers.

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Mr. Smithers.

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This seemingly minor incident brought this small group of people together

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for what would become a terrifying encounter in the dark tunnels beneath the city.

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These are their tapes.

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Okay, so we are here in the sewer

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looking for Mr. Smithers the cat.

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By the smell of it, I will tell you it is actually a legitimate insincere sewer.

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Well, we shouldn't have gone too far.

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You all right there?

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Yeah, I'm good, thanks.

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Okay.

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Right.

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All right.

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Cool.

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This is disgusting.

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Yeah, I know.

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You guys all right?

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We're good.

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Yeah.

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What is it?

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It's nothing.

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Oh!

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Oh, look at this.

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Oh my gosh.

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What the hell is that?

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Looks like we found Mr. Smithers.

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Oh, did that?

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I've heard that there's actually some alligators down here, so.

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It's an urban myth.

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There are no alligators down here.

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This is just sick people with nothing better to do with their time.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Your story's over.

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Can we get out of here?

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I'm just so sad.

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Let's go.

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Let's get it.

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Sit back.

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Sit back.

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It's nasty.

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Did you get that?

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Yeah, I did.

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It's a cat.

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Looks like he's found himself another life.

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We can go ahead if you want.

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Actually, why don't you head back?

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No, we totally, we've come this far, you know?

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We're gonna finish the job.

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I'm sure he's dead.

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Well, this is our reptiles.

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Obviously, they're cold-blooded.

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Many of the lizards of the southwestern deserts in the U.S.

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are predators.

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They prey on small insects.

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Some lizards will eat small mice.

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Of course, big lizards eat large animals.

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They eat pigs.

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They eat pretty much anything.

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They can get their jaws around.

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The most prominent encounter happened in 1988.

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And so in the local newspaper, they actually showed this drawing

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of what the lizard man looked like.

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They had a lot of encounters, and the most prominent one

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really was by a guy named Chris Davis.

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Chris Davis heard and saw this thing coming toward him,

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but mainly because of the pounding of the ground

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and just the speed with which it approached him.

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He was absolutely frightened to death, of course,

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and yet talked about it later.

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He immediately went to the sheriff's department.

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Lizard man has attacked humans in at least a dozen cases.

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These people were polygraphed.

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They were videotaped.

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They had to draw a picture of what it was they saw.

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And if it did not match with what 17-year-old Chris Davis

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described or drew, then they were arrested

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for interfering with an investigation.

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So as you can see, we are still in the sewer

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with the local fire department attempting to rescue

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the cat, Mr. Smithers.

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In our search, we have come across a number of dead carcasses

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of other animals.

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Stay tuned for this now very interesting story.

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Hey, come on.

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You guys, keep up or you want to head back up?

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Because really, we need to get moving.

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Great. We're ready. Thanks.

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Sure.

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Yep.

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Let's go.

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Watch out.

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Here.

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You're up.

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You're here.

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What is that?

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There it is.

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I'm having no more.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait.

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You stay with them.

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I'll be right back.

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Damn, the cat.

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Here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty.

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Mr. Smithers.

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Cat.

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Cat.

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Is that you?

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Here, kitty, kitty, here.

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Oh, man.

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Six-fourteen.

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Six-fourteen.

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What's the head for that?

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Six-fourteen.

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Be advised.

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I believe Mr. Smithers just met his maker.

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I'm going to go investigate.

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Copy that.

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Receive the caution.

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Here, cat.

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Come on, Mr. Smithers.

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Here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty.

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Six-fourteen.

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Six-fourteen.

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There you go.

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Six-fourteen.

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Be the base.

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We did ambience at the Amson Street manhole.

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Here you go.

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Six-fourteen.

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The base.

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Hi.

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Lina!

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Lina!

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What?

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Please listen to me.

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I need you both back up top right now.

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Just no more cat chains here, okay?

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Here.

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Come on.

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Lina!

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Lina!

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Lina!

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Lina!

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Lina!

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Lina!

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Lina!

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Lina!

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These creatures that look like humanoid reptilians,

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they're usually between six feet, seven feet tall,

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and people describe them as scaly or greenish

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and running upright usually,

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and having much more of an alligator

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or a kind of lizard-like skin.

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There's nothing in nature that comes to mind

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that's anything like that.

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But the interesting thing is that

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when you look at human disease,

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there's a disease called ichthyosis,

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and so people who have this condition

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can get big patches of scaly skin.

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The fact that it's lizard-like,

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that it sometimes reports a glowing red eyes,

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that it has this prominent attitude

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with regard to people where it does attack,

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it does really encounter them in an aggressive way,

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then gets the fear factor going in people.

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He literally bit,

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and you can feel it underneath where he's bit.

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Right straight through here.

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Just who or what is capable of this type of damage

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has opened up renewed debate in the area.

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They say it's a lizard man.

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Whatever is responsible,

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this family isn't taking any chances.

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They really want to get their guns out,

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they want to have safaris,

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they want to have the sheriff go out there and shoot it.

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There's one in the chamber.

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It's 40 caliber.

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Alright, you guys.

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Hi, Chrissy Cooper.

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We are still coming to you from underneath the sewer

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in what was an attempt to rescue a cat.

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However, one of the firefighters that we were trailing

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seems to have gone down from what or who we don't yet know,

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but stay tuned and we'll bring you this story.

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Thanks so much. Come on.

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Come on.

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Hey, stop!

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I'm dead.

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I'm dead.

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We received this footage of a large, angry alligator

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being rescued from city pipes.

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Though many stories of these large reptiles

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inhabiting urban sewer systems do turn out to be myths or hoaxes,

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states such as Florida have legitimately reported

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the creatures finding their way into storm sewers

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while foraging for food in a warm, moist place to stay.

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Hey!

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Hey! Stop!

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Thank you.

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Dana.

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Hey.

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Thank God, are you alright?

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Dana, hey.

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Yeah. Huh?

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I'm okay. You sure?

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Yeah, yeah, I'm okay. I'm okay.

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I'm okay.

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I need to get out of here.

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I'm gonna get you up. You ready?

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Where's the others?

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I told you to go back down the top.

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I just need to get out of here.

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No, seriously! We need to get out of here now!

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I'm done!

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Derek!

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Trevor!

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Right behind you.

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It's about time.

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Chrissy!

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Later on!

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The world's largest lizard is the Komodo Dragon,

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which can reach lengths of 10 feet

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and lives on a few scattered islands in Indonesia.

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Komodo dragons are big, fast, powerful, rich with predators.

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And if you're attacked by a pack of Komodo dragons,

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you're in very bad trouble.

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That animal is large enough to feed on mammals,

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on things like deer or goats,

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or even water.

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From time to time, I'm lucky humans.

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We're not gonna let them down here, okay?

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We gotta get out of here.

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Chrissy! Chrissy!

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Run! Run! Go!

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Chrissy!

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Come on, Trevor.

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Oh, f***!

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Okay.

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We should go in the right direction.

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This way. This way.

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Chrissy!

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What?

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What?

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She did it.

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You gotta get out of here.

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Yeah.

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Where are you going?

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I think one of the most scary aspects of this creature

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is that it's so alien.

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Not that I'm saying it's from outer space,

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but it's so different.

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We have to be open to all theories.

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We have to look at nuclear power plants,

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all-cult rituals, aliens.

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What if people are misidentifying

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an algae-colored Bigfoot?

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Or maybe there are humanoid reptilians

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out there that we haven't discovered yet.

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There's been speculation that there are actually races

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of reptoids living in subterranean areas below the Earth,

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in tunnels, caves, abandoned mine shafts,

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and things like that.

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It is my belief that lizard man is a unique animal into itself.

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It's okay.

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No, no, come here.

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Hang on. Hang on.

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Come on. I think we can get the discreet from here.

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You can't. You can't.

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Hurry up.

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Hurry?

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Hey.

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Hurry.

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Come on.

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Okay.

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Get me.

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Come on!

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Get fit!

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Just push me back. Push me.

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What are you gonna do?

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Push me back now!

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What are you gonna do, children?

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Gonna kill this son of a...

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Ah!

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Trevor?

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Trevor?

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Trevor?

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Trevor?

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Trevor?

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Give away!

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I'll kill you!

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Kill me!

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You...

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Now we can get the hell out of here.

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Come on.

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Ah!

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The man's a conclusive answer.

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Do they live among us?

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The End