Legendary Statue FOUND on Chicago Beach

[@robertmyers5269]

"Under cover of nightfall, four gorilla artists". The image of four gorillas sneaking out of Lincoln Park Zoo, walking down to Burnham Park and carving this, just can't be put aside.

[@vapormissile]

*sasquatch* 🦧

[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

LMAO I thought same thought.

[@SantosChronicles]

Yay, more Chicago adventures. I’m from the area who love weird and wacky adventures, and I learn about new places. Never knew artist were so rogue.

[@howardb.6205]

"Truly a part of Chicago Beach's gold!" (Wow, Louie... look at that!)

[@graham974]

I miss Huell

[@elimgarak7330]

I thought I heard the male host say "Oakwood Park" right at the end of the video, which he may or may not have because this sculpture currently resides at Oakwood *Beach,* which is at 41st St. Apparently the four guerilla artists were Román Villareal, Jose Moreno, Fred Arroyo, and Edfu Kingigna, so praise their names.

[@noahcount7132]

You turn up the most unexpected oddities on a regular basis, Bethany and Drew. The hidden mermaid is a prime example. 👍❤

[@boxborolad]

Fun post. I love how you find these hidden treasures. Keep it up!!

[@joecontreras5068]

So if it was found ,how was it lost and why and how did it get here ?

[@8475143117]

when are y'all coming over to Lawton/Fort Sill to cover stories on Geronimo, Quanah Parker (the last Comanche chief) and much MORE here? 🤠

[@MoellerEngineeringCo.]

But why was she left there now?

[@esbliss13]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@Torrque]

You fail to disclose WHY the sculpture was moved/how it ended up there. wtf

[@jonathanlapham2374]

Cool find! Too bad the other carvings never happened.

[@nuwver7884]

It’s pretty neat to hear the history of places, things, and in this case, the mermaid carving. Everything has an interesting backstory😊

[@bultacowally]

Oh wow!!! A legendary statue that I have never heard of or better yet give a crap about....

[@dtna]

I was in Chicago twice and saw the Bijou theater where Dillinger was killed, the St Valentines Day Massacre site and Al Capone's old house.

[@paulmusso1982]

The Biograph theater that I went to as a kid…

[@keith2059]

Greetings Bethany, Drew, Oddity Odysseys fans! Thank you for finding a cool art statue and being us! She is beautiful! Hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend!

[@OddityOdysseys]

Thanks, Keith!

[@keith2059]

@@OddityOdysseys All ways 'Bringing us!' sorry sometimes words are hard. 'Had a stroke, 2 years ago' I love watching your channel and learning, even if I have watched it again!

[@368fan4]

G`morning O.O.

[@OddityOdysseys]

G' Mornin', our friend.

[@andyhudgens]

Happy Saturday Fam ♥️🖤💙🧡

[@OddityOdysseys]

Hi Andy-Fam! Happy Saturday. 😊💕

[@Yawndave]

Great find! Looks like you had the place all to yourselves--kind of surprising there was no one else around on such a nice day. The rock carving reminds me a little of the sculptures at the Desert Tower. Say, while you in Chicago did you get a chance to pay Sue a visit at the Field Museum? Not really an "oddity" I suppose, but she is one of my favorite dinosaurs 🙂Until next time, happy trails!

[@boonedog4460]

Don't at all believe the official story. That is a piece of an old world structure.

[@esbliss13]

Why was it dumped on this beach?

[@peggycarlyle6409]

So pretty! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@donutdealer74]

Two thumbs up for the best adventures.

[@JulianHarris-rg2cp]

Wow thats interesting. Keep them coming.

[@robtman9199]

Always something interesting to be found, nice post. Now go look for the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Have a nice weekend, be safe on your travels.

[@michealklee8844]

So I believe that’s 43rd street beach

[@coolhandscoot68]

Very cool did you guy's move to Chicago

[@corieddings5713]

I wonder if there is pictures of it somewhere

[@JusticeAndLibertyUSA]

aww yeah! yall to fun!

[@lesjones5684]

She looks lose 😂😂

[@random22026]

Great find!🧜🏻🌊🌊💦💦💦💦

[@MrJojo2go]

Short but cool 👍🏿😷👍🏻🇨🇦🇺🇸🇵🇭

[@THEDEVIL-eh8hc]

Hi 👋