What is the Ogopogo monster like?

Ogopogo monsters have existed for a long time. Ancient Indians once found it and gave it a long name, called "Tahaha Aiteshi".

They live by the lake and often cross it. When crossing the lake, they used a small sampan called Mingkanu. Whenever they cross the lake, they always bring a dog or a chicken. In the lake, if a monster appears and approaches the boat, Indians will throw the dog or chicken on the boat into the lake to ensure their safety.

After that, the first settlers came to the banks of rivers and lakes in Okana, and the existence of water monsters quickly attracted their attention. One day in the 1960s, people saw a telephone pole with a sheep's head floating on the lake, swimming against the wind and current. Since then, there have been more witnesses.

Witnessed the appearance of monsters.

1968, a group of young water skiers in Canada took a power speedboat and witnessed the appearance of monsters.

Not far from her, Shelley Campbell saw the middle part of a mechanical toothed whale, about 6 meters long. The whale was sunbathing, but she didn't see its beginning and end. She was distracted and dropped the water-skiing rope in her hand. When the speedboat returned to save her, the Ogpogo monster had moved.

Shelley said that she clearly saw blue, green and gray scales shining in the sun like a red eel. Before it dived into the water, the skiers had reached a few meters away from it, and then it quickly escaped, faster than their speedboat.

Another witness report came from the captain of a Canadian fishing patrol boat, who said it was more like a floating telephone pole with a sheep's head.

A Vancouver tourist saw Ogopogo swimming at a distance of 100 meters. She said it was really a unique scene. Its head looks like a horse or a cow, and shiny disc-shaped things are like two huge wheels driving in the water.

She also explained that the serrated edge on its back is like the sawtooth of a big saw.

She saw it rise and fall in the water at least three times, and then sank into the water and disappeared. Before coming to Okanagan, she knew nothing about the legend of this monster and had never heard of anyone who had witnessed this monster before, so her testimony was particularly interesting.