The story of Lake Simcoes monster started 11 years ago, when Wellington Charles, a fishing guide on the lake for many years, first sighted a mysterious marine animal. He described it as having a neck like a stovepipe with a face like a boxer dog. At the time, he named the thing Igopogo.
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Igopogo — ist der Name eines Seeungeheuers, das im Lake Simcoe leben soll. Im nordöstlichen Teil des Sees wird es, nach der Kempenfelt Bay, Kempenfelt Kelly genannt. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Beschreibung 2 Sichtungen 3 Mögliche Erklärungen … Deutsch Wikipedia
Igopogo — Infobox Paranormalcreatures Creature Name = Igopogo Image Caption = Photograph of Igopogo, taken by an observer in 1976. Grouping = Cryptid Sub Grouping = Lake monster AKA = Country = Canada Region = Lake Simcoe, Ontario Habitat = Water First… … Wikipedia
Simcoe-See — Der Lake Simcoe Lake Simcoe ist ein See im südlichen Teil der kanadischen Provinz Ontario, etwa 70 km nördlich der Metropole Toronto gelegen. Er ist der viertgrößte See der Provinz. Zur Zeit der ersten europäischen Erkundungen im 17. Jahrhundert… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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