Since the early 20th Century, western explorers have told tales of an aggressive, horned prehistoric animal dwelling in the Congo rainforests. While some have suggested that this cryptid, known as the Emela Ntouka, might be a new species of rhino, the majority opinion seems to be that this creature is a living Ceratopsian dinosaur. Just how likely are these claims? Find out in this new video in my African cryptid series!
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