Especially if you're camping in the Congo or the Amazon forest

They do. Entirely too many have been seen for everyone to be mistaken or lying. Plus, there are pics of dead ones. Google it.

Saw it.....🦕.........🦖

There has never been any soft tissue nor bones found of any dinosaur your facts are in correct

But thought people in the comment sections are all experts lol I do agree with your sentiments though

you have evidence?

@@joenbjerregaard7816 no it's wild speculation.

So many people from tribes there have seen this animal and describe him exactly as a (relatively small) sauropod/brachiosaur. Or -as mentioned in the video- plesiosaurus. Although I believe all eye witnesses have described the beast as having 4 feet (despite spending most time in the water). The animal could be nocturnal, like hippos spend his life submerged in swamps/lakes. And these jungles in central Africa are so large. Most of us don't understand. Some of those actual lakes are bigger than entire provinces in my country. And the jungles are so vast, foggy and uninhabited... it could very well be true. Most people from the tribes that describe the creature have never heard of dinosaurs. For decades the people have been avoiding the beast and when explorers tell them it's a dino that has been extinct for millions of years, they instantly correct the 'experts' and tell them that it still lives in the swamps. Locals from Both the Congo's, Cameroon, Kenya, Angola, Central African rep. and even Uganda. That are all within the deep and vast african Jungle region and is an area as wide as from New York to South Dakota and long as the Canadian border down to Louisiana. Or From France all the way to Ukraine, and Northern Germany down to central Italy. Lake Victoria in the middle of the Ugandan-jungle is actually as large as the state of Indiana. It has a shoreline of over 7000 KM /4,5 thousand miles!! The lake is the largest tropical lake and second largest overall in the world. It lies in 3 countries and also has many islands (not inhabited or urbanized. No infrastructure etc.). Then there's the Congo-River that flows trough all these jungle-countries; the 2nd largest river in Africa, after the Nile. The country that's named most in relation to this specific creature is The Republic of Congo (not to be confused with it's neighbor of similar name). This is a country with a population in 2021 of just over 5 million people! Central African Republic has even less people. Tho there are 80 different ethnic groups, each with their own language! We also have to take in consideration that most of these people live completely different lives than we in the west do. These are some of the poorest countries with instable governments and infrastructure, tribal conflicts and lifestyle. With many of the resources we think to be 'basic' things, not even available or they simply don't need them. When you live in a village without (stable) electricity or flowing water, with a bit of life-stock and a home made from wood from the surrounding trees, your concern is about nature not destroying your family's shelter, food-supply and animals. Nobody steeling them or militias attacking your village. No jungle-predators that kill your goats or chicken. Where to get fresh water and then maybe - if all goes well - try to sell/trade something and make a little money to be able to buy food, tools, medication, clothes etc. 50% of the population being illiterate is still a reality. Taking all this into account (and many other factors of influence I haven't even mentioned or aren't even aware of).... I do believe there is an undiscovered animal as described. Maybe it's not a fully grown brachiosaurus of 25m tall, but there are still many new species that get discovered today. Even Isopods and the Coelocant have been discovered while previously we were taught it has died 66 million years ago. These animals were around when dino's were living and they still live today. Just like crocodiles. So many locals speaking of this creature for decades and decades (yet not trying to make money off of it or providing tours. The contrary: they advise to not go looking for it). Most without even knowing/realizing how much of a worldwide shock this would be if confirmed. Even some european expeditions that went looking have had scientist that confirmed seeing the animal, yet due to humidity, fog and lack of sufficient light (or equipment to create it on location) had them failing at getting a (clear) picture or footage. I agree that if this story came out of Australia or China, where almost everyone is educated, constantly online trough their smartphone with quality camera. Developped countries with their entire territory mapped and made accessible with modern infrastructure. And millions of tourists coming in every year.... then I would consider it very unlikely. But exactly in these remote area's. With enormous area's of untouched nature and nothing to disturb the wildlife and ecosystems for many many sqaure-miles. With many different groups/rebels/militias/political change/tribes that cause a country to have many regions within it's own borders that are controlled by different (conflicting) groups. There is no focus on some animal deep in the lakes or caves. No interest to spend weeks of hiking, taking risks, rantioning, carrying extra betteries, tents, water and food besides all the camera's, weapons for protection, medication for poisonous bites, and climbing/diving gear to reach an area as big as several countries and go looking for a highly agressive animal just to see it. It has no purpose for them

@@Anthony_Gxhi. I’m a bit late here but wanted to thank you for your reply. I’m not very well studied, I just knew the Congo region was “big” lol. Your description really enlightened me on just how big it really is. I believe, like you, that these people living there have no reason to lie to anyone. It would be like you coming to my home in Michigan and me telling you watch out for deer when driving to town. Anyway, I’m rambling. I’m old, that’s what we do lol. Thanks again for the perspective. Take care

@@nobodyspecial6513 hahah that’s a good comparison tho! Like warning others for deer crossing the roads, forming a danger. I love that :p and it makes sense

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if I live in congo i wanna put 100 camera everywhere. Idk i think they all died

Mr. Anderson!

I completely agree with you. If some of these prehistoric animals did survive all of the extinction level threats the earth has seen, places like the deep jungles of the Congo and the Amazon would be the perfect places for these creatures to have hid from the rest of the world.

They have found snd documented footprints of mokels-mbembe