Bunyip - The Fearsome Monster of the Australian Billabongs

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[@lordbendtner6404]

its paul bunyip😂

[@mythicalcreaturesdoctorsor3589]

Bunyip : 🇭🇲 Australia aboriginal traditional

[@luiscampos9295]

2:05 Is that crocodile Dundee ?

[@LacertaZilla2024]

This would make an awesome Kaiju movie

[@marcomicheloni9014]

He's Canon in the monsterverse lore 😉

[@kerryappleton7843]

I think they've already made a movie about the Bunyip what is it called again?🤨

[@LacertaZilla2024]

Awesome creature love it keep of the work

[@sifilore]

There should b movies and appearances in supernatural themed tv series about bunyips.

[@germanomagnone]

Nice! The "terror of the swamp"

[@CARL_093]

this can be if ever a good anti poacher guard

[@HimadriBhattacharya-q4p]

The bunyip has been mentioned in Chander Pahar.

[@arunojoydas836]

both Diego Alvarez and Jim Carter got killed by that beast.

[@StarburstBane]

I've actually heard of this! Some people think it's a prehistoric marsupial, like a wallaby or something similar.

[@danninmatthews5640]

Diprotodon.

[@StarburstBane]

@danninmatthews5640 yes, that was it.

[@LordOmnissiah]

I heard the creature is actually a surviving member of the ice age family of giant wombats called diprotodon

[@isfbuster6733]

Good call, I had to Google it lol but I can see what you're saying

[@sumitmondal2198]

Anybody reading Bengali Author Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay knows about Bunip .

[@Mythpathz]

Yeah do heard it and many Bengali authors tell stories lot of mythology and urban creatures in their stories

[@subhamghosal481]

Exactly etai bolte jacchilam😅

[@Jakob-m6y]

Awesomeness

[@christianchauhan23]

❤️🤍💙 all your video's mate👍.

[@maverickhanecak1682]

I thought this beast was tri-horned. Like in MLP

[@SunGodSe]

Who knows

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video

[@colea2969]

A beast not even the saltwater crocodile will mess with

[@totl98-b5f]

Capelobo, Dingonek, Michigan Dogman, and Loveland frogman next please

[@AncestorEmpire1]

Still not as scary as New South Wales.

[@Junketh71]

I thought that it was more seal-like in shape, but then again, the critter is infamous for having no fixed shape.

[@alexandralite835]

O my God you actually did the bunyip!

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[@jak4470]

According to The Most Extreme episode Awesome Ancestors, the origin of the bunyip might have been Diprotodon, a prehistoric giant wombat.

[@mechtim]

sounds like a mix of real animals like Diprotodon and Thylacoleo both extinct marsupials.

[@michaelreed4744]

Hello. Was the creature a dinosaur, which was according to Ken Ham?