Mysterious creature spotted in depths of Lake Tahoe

[@sernpollock2426]

The deeper you go the older the fish. Can get very large. Live longer. I've heard some fish Live for 100 years or more. Can you imagine getting a photo like that. Incredible

[@RareFilesMusic]

i just saw a video of a 10 foot sturgeon jump out of a river

[@ElSantoLuchador]

@@RareFilesMusic Probably the Columbia River. Biggest ever caught in the Columbia, before regulations, was 12 feet. Although they tend to prefer deep water, they occasional jump and break the surface. The can live up to 100 years.

[@misguidedangel6550]

I caught a Sturgeon that was supposedly 107 years old our guide said

[@intheraw6393]

Heard recently there's a 1,000 yo fish

[@VenomTheLethalProtector]

Some Sharks Are Over 400 Years Old

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

There's something big down there. When I lived at Tahoe, a friend called me and said, "Come over quick you've got to see this." He had been trolling on the lake when he hooked a 10 lb+ lake trout. He said as he was reeling it in he felt a big tug and then the line went slack. What he finally reeled in was a 10+ lb lake trout that was half gone. There was a big crescent shaped bite mark, and the back half of the fish was gone. Something is big enough down there to treat a 10 lb lake trout like a minnow.

[@a1uffy]

Thanks for sharing, I live on the water of low country. This isn't necessarily relevant but I once saw three large fish wash up missing their heads. What was odd though, it didn't look like the fish were decapitated by a bite or a fisherman's knife. The cuts were so flawless, it had laser-like precision. Even more odd, the minos and crabs completely ignored the free meal.

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

​@@a1uffy that's very strange...like alien strange. The old guy next door to my friend had lived at Tahoe since '49. He said after the transcontinental railroad was finished, some midwesterners brought back some native midwestern species and planted them in Tahoe. His bet was it was a 150 year old muskie that's grown to enormous size. For then on, I always thought about that when I went swimming in the lake.

[@a1uffy]

@@LuckyBaldwin777 Jeez.. I mean Tahoe's depth is supposably nearing 2000 feet alone. To say a pike/musky (I really don't know the difference) could live that long from an old man's intuition should hold some weight and credence. The older I get, the more I have grown to listen, and take more literally that of first nation elder's stories. They have always had a far more intimate relationship with nature than most folk, especially from the western psyche. In relation to Tahoe, Paiute and Washoe have some crazy stories about creatures that inhabit the lake. The Paiute alone spoke about red hair giants thanks to Sarah Winnemucca who wrote down stories of her chieftain grandfather in 1882. It's hard to know what's going on and what true.

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

​@@a1uffy On the east side of Tahoe, at the base of the mountains is Carson City, Nevada. The bottom of Lake Tahoe is lower than Carson City. And it's filled, at least was originally, with melted ice from the last ice age. Amazing place. Actually I exaggerated. The fish would have been around a hundred years old when this happened. I asked the old guy about that and he said apex preditors live a long time whether they live on the land, in the water, or in the air. I think the main difference is muskies have pointy fins and northern pikes are rounded. A friend from Wisconsin told me about a guy that was fishing, sitting on the front of his boat with his feet in the water. A muskie came along and bit off his little toe. Yikes!

[@a1uffy]

@@LuckyBaldwin777 Yea that's no fun haha. I'd be so mad if I looked down and my pinky toe somehow went missing unbeknownst to myself at that given instance. I'm guessing they're just some freakish sized fish out there. (Age, genetic mutation, something from lore... who knows) I grew up going to a place called Lake Gaston in NC/VA. When I was around eight-year-old in the middle of winter btw. I was bord and casted out a large 3 1/2-inch lure to past the time. To my surprise, something grabbed it and dragged me 3 feet off my deck till I had to let go of the rod or fall into frigid waters. I may have been little and weak but whatever that was seemed unnatural to the lake.

[@camgood2437]

The mysterious creature was a fish? That's called click baiting, and it is both aggravating and dishonest. You are wasting people's time and deceiving them just to get a higher view count.

[@marshallapplewhite47]

Cam Good Relax , Frances.

[@fernie988]

Cam Good ikr

[@joediver7669]

Not to mention that huge banner is super annoying/distracting.

[@afwallace67]

Cam Good facts

[@amodernalchemist432]

To be expected from a news agency...

[@matthewpauley138]

I can’t believe I watched all that for a fish

[@tired7140]

And a Catfish at the end wow..

[@johnwhodat8135]

I stopped watching after reading your comment. Thx.

[@mattsocal2010]

😂😂 same

[@ABetterDay-fz3br]

Click bait *sigh*

[@hydroshoot]

Hahahaha same here bre

[@billskinner4972]

Omg, what's a FISH doing in a LAKE??!!!

[@JW-mr5mh]

tell me your joking.

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

Uh, Jason Weber ........ HELLO!

[@JW-mr5mh]

yep your joking.

[@mattniven6380]

pretty sure it was swimming

[@rocketraccoon1976]

+ Bill Skinner WOW!!! What'll they discover next?? That water is wet?? Science marches on!! 🤘👨🏻‍🔬🤘

[@gointothedogs4634]

I lived there in the '70's and there were legends back then also. It was rumored there was no bottom to the lake, and underwater tunnels that ran for miles.

[@Tk-iz2ws]

Me too. 🤗 My favorite place inthe whole world.

[@spazimdam]

misleading title: there is no mysterious creature

[@RhysGFrelsa-Eudyptula]

Monte Lang Now you understand "click bait" and "never trust the news".

[@spazimdam]

Rhys Tal Cernunnos: live & learn eh?

[@RhysGFrelsa-Eudyptula]

Monte Lang yeah, live and learn.

[@stephenlangsl67]

+Monte Lang No mysterious creature? What about that big fish that could possibly turn out to be a(at the present moment) an unknown species of fresh water shark?

[@averageinvestor4986]

stephen lang Yeah okay buddy

[@angielou123]

save yourself 3 mins, its a fish

[@noahcriticos8598]

angielou123 k

[@mailee4565]

angielou123, THANK YOU! Clickbaiting is deceptive...😠

[@frankderudder7290]

To late what a waste of time!!

[@UrrmmWut...]

@angielou123 hmmmm….who woulda thought? lol

[@randalllakeworth3134]

Tell me about it

[@dudebro9825]

I think a lot of people here arent aware that the deepest known point is over 1600ft deep in Lake Tahoe, which is(if you're not fully aware) is very, very VERY deep. Just look at the different life forms in the ocean that live that deep compared to the "fish" that live in the 300ft depth range and you'll see why this is a TREMENDOUS and extremely important accomplishment.

[@KyliWallsArtwork]

I saw the comments saying that this was clickbait, but if this video is titled that because of the captured "shark/large trout", I found it worth the watch. To me, that ABSOLUTELY looks like a shark.

[@rayc.1396]

I lived in Jackson CA in the 1950's, a fellow my dad worked with fished Tahoe regularly and caught a few fish, one was Strugen about 3 feet long. Those fish live way down on the bottoms where they feed.

[@ElSantoLuchador]

We have lots of Sturgeon in the Columbia River. They can grow up to 10 feet long and live up to a 100 years. Although it's not legal to catch the larger sturgeon any more, the largest ever fished in the Columbia was 12 feet long.

[@kurtsaxton823]

That's the first thing I thought was a sturgeon, it would definitely not be impossible.

[@jakenbake2203]

Dear petly . If you time it and stop it 5 feet from the bottoms you might get to see more than silt ... you also need to drop lights around it .. attach them to bobbers and have 20 plus sitting in the circle your filming ... would lov3 to help work on this and plan this out

[@bearsuitClan]

Jake is that you? Twitch streamer?

[@alostsoul68]

Almost 4 minutes of my life I'll never get back. I appreciate that.

[@robertkarp2070]

That's a your fault and your problem kind of thing.

[@lorrainefine3253]

Good Grief ~ This kid has worked hard to figure this out. I would assume this is where his journey begins. If this was your kid, I would hope you would encourage him. Lighten up folks!!!

[@map3dsp]

The title of the video should say "Exploring Lake Tahoe- A Kid and His GoPro".

[@TheMovieUniverse]

I agree the title is a lie!

[@leahcrouch7141]

Yeah me too

[@seviregis7441]

Exciting, wonderful to see a curious young scientist reaching down safely for answers.

[@datacipher]

Ugh… you obviously don’t know what a scientist is. He is not one. He is a curious young man however and that’s commendable.

[@somerandomguy4240]

That looks nothing like any trout I've ever caught. Looks more like a catfish.

[@TiDemp]

Pangasius catfish This catfish can grow up to 9.8 ft long and is native to the fresh and brackish waters of Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, and Pakistan. White tip shark catfish This catfish has a silvery body and a shark-like appearance. It can live in fresh water, but it's generally recommended to keep it in water with some salt for long-term health.

[@WalkoffGrandslam]

I was in jail once and a guy admitted to me he dumped his old meth lab into lake tahoe from a house boat. I have no way to know if he was telling the truth.

[@techanina5308]

I’ve heard a few people tell me the same thing.. apparently it’s a thing to cook out in lakes lol

[@paulforder591]

Could be there's a giant sturgeon living in Lake Tahoe's depths.

[@tired7140]

Look real close it's a Catfish and it's very obvious to any real fisherman. There's a Alpine Lake by me 6800' and there are catfish in it.

[@emim_thinks]

Yeah that ain't no trout. I'm not a big fishing guy but that snout area is too round to be a trout. I have fished in local reservoirs... and everything I have fished for Has Been trout. Brook, rainbows..etc..etc.. that's all they seem to stock where I go. I like to eat it. But even going to a hatchery and looking at the spawners there that are absolutely massive.. they don't look anything like that. The only fish I've seen move like a shark are catfish and bottom feeders.

[@Snapback601]

Huge catfish for sure 👍🏽

[@patlafleche5140]

A place on this planet that no human being has ever seen. Wow.. very cool

[@bbarnett7667]

Most of the planet hasn’t been seen by humans.

[@hollybingham7029]

ive never seen a fish before thanks for blowing my mind

[@darkstar6909]

It could be a large lake trout, but another possibility is a sturgeon. People have been known to release them in lakes and they tend to do quite well.

[@kerbygator]

darkstar6909 I let an alligator gar loose in a small 5 acre lake in the Tampa Florida area. It's a neighborhood legend now. I let it go ten years ago and it's huge now. At least seven feet long and well over a hundred pounds. The pond is loaded with fish for it to eat. lol!

[@bearmorningsun5092]

Bob Kerbs kill it its your responsibility

[@rocketraccoon1976]

🤔 Ooorrrr...it could be a miniature submarine made to look like a fish...the remnants of the Lost City of Atlantis...who shrunk their bodies after fleeing the destruction...and secreted themselves at the bottom of Lake Tahoe...waiting for the day when civilization advanced far enough...so they could return to the surface world and rule the Earth once again...with their indestructible fish-like vessel that shoots death-beams out of its eyes. DAMMIT, KID, YOU JUST DOOMED US ALL!!! 😱🤬😱

[@chiefwilly4156]

Bob Kerbs - Irresponsible idiot.

[@cofishfinder7269]

Didn’t look anything like a sturgeon. Why do people always want to believe the most unlikely of possibilities?

[@kensendelofski3761]

a lot of negative comments,,,, but I found it interesting. Thanks for the video

[@dabcorn]

sure is odd that there were 1080p GoPro's and similar even then, yet we see an out-of-focus 360-like resolution video? What's the point?

[@claytonhill936]

Lake Tardicaca in Colorado has lake sharks. I wouldn't be surprised if Lake Tahoe does too

[@boboala1]

Hey y'all. Bob Beluga here. So I go for a swim and a dive. Next thing I know is these sumbitches see me and call me a 'Mysterious Creature', why? Because I'm plump, white and have flippers!? Hello? Next...

[@RhysGFrelsa-Eudyptula]

boboala1 LOL

[@boboala1]

Thanks Rhys...it's not easy being me(!) ;-) Happy New Year!

[@RhysGFrelsa-Eudyptula]

boboala1 it's not easy being me either, so I feel ya. Happy New Year..... (Now I have to get used to writing 2017..... I barely got used to writing 2016..... Where did the year run off to?)

[@bearmorningsun5092]

boboala1 I don't get it

[@Crazythang54]

Looks like a catfish ain’t ever seen a trout so flat bellied

[@richbatson1985]

Right on, thank you for sharing. Mad respect for you. Most get great ideals and do nothing ,yet you set yourself aside. Keep it up you have a bright future and alot of fun along the way. Looking forward to seeing more of things you do.

[@1PITIFULDUDE]

This whole thing, even after 6 years, is fishy.

[@soldierforChrist1418]

😊🤣l😂

[@Kayttoson]

Absolutely wonderful remarkable young man Thank you for sharing

[@DJK3NND0]

Researchers: We’ve spent millions on expensive equipment and we haven’t been able to reached the bottom. Some Kid: I put a GoPro on a spear with some sardines. 😂😂😂😂

[@erikhancock98569]

😂 Classic!

[@DreamingCatStudio]

So heartening to see the enthusiasm, dedication, and innovation this young scientist brings to these explorations! Well done.

[@JeffY-y3z]

were they able to find Fredo's body?

[@tristezzalamentoluciano265]

I love Tahoe. Its beautiful. I miss swimming there with my family as a kid in the summer.

[@pnkpanther4203]

I thought it was going to be Jason vorees LMAO

[@Axgoodofdunemaul]

A lot of people don't know that there can be giant sturgeons in America's western lakes. One 12 feet long was caught in Flathead Lake, Montana many years ago.

[@BaBettesaWolfe]

Jacque Cousteau said: "Sea monsters", "Thousands" of "Bodies", and Under Water "Tunnel's" Linking Many of the nearby lakes! That's A.. Fact! No questions!

[@porlorlorl]

Reading this post gave me cancer

[@BaBettesaWolfe]

@@porlorlorl You Are' an idiot! Just stupid! You can't listen to other people, because you're Narcissistic and think you know better than anyone else... More intelligent.... Which makes me Yu ignorant! Just Dumb... You got Cancer from written words!... Wow... Milk toast...boyyy' Yu Suck...you're Weak! Baby... Lil man... pischers' like you....ughhh ewwww .

[@kareno8873]

Well that’s the end of swimming in the middle of the lake for me

[@Thekulprit92]

3:12 to see the fish

[@DavidLee-wj9sp]

they had just crowned miss lake tahoe. probably late 60s or early 70s. they went out for a boat ride on the lake. they were way out there and crashed into something. people in the water were screaming "theyre eating us"

[@mastershredder2002]

Let me save you the time. "Mysterious creature" is at 1:00

[@neilca2987]

Thank you

[@johnhaser4808]

WTF that large showing its underbelly is NOT A LAKE TROUT!!!! Its a freaking CATFISH WTF Looks like bullhead or Mud catfish

[@trilbyoferal3705]

Clickbait. I'll never click on one of your videos again.

[@tuckersurratt1562]

The big one is probably a flathead catfish or an Appaloosa catfish they both get to 250 pounds if it's lived for long enough to grow that big.

[@larrybrown9883]

That looked way more like a big Catfish

[@douglasrodrigues9329]

"Underwater tunnels connecting to other lakes." Yeah, right. Unless that 0ther lake is exactly the identical water level above sea level, water would drain put of the higher elevation lake to the lower elevation lake. Some old folklore would say that someone who drowned in Lake A would sometimes body be found 100 miles away in Lake B. Lake B may be 500 feet lower elevation than Lake A but it makes for good story telling.

[@mrblags1]

my morale is at the bottom of the bloody lake after watching this boring offering.

[@Kevin-wr9um]

There is a B-29 bomber that was part of ballistic missile development in the lake. It's a Marine Sanctuary so you need a permit, or charter a permit holder, to dive it. It's also deep so advanced training is also needed.

[@gwilson5230]

Maybe He'll Find My Wallet...

[@mattbruce9853]

G Dub finders keepers XD

[@zothanglianahranleh6105]

mine too

[@nadat9025]

Or Fredo Corleone

[@lindabb621]

Very cool! Keep exploring ❤

[@ryanscranton8368]

Looks like a sturgeon.

[@Kilian88754]

That's what I thought man, seriously sturgeon like with the spread of the bottom pectoral fin, BUT there are monster lake trout in there too so it could be a big Mackinaw just as easily

[@motaparatu]

That last fish reminds me of another legendary fish that was supposed to exist a long time ago in another lake far far away.The fish was nicknamed "Big Daddy" and was supposed to be an exceptionally large trout. Many claimed to have hooked it, but Big Daddy always got away. Apparently "Big Daddy" lives on.

[@superavanator4966]

*its a fish*

[@leahcrouch7141]

Yeah no wonder it a fake title

[@dimension1029]

Don't bother watching this video ' the mysterious creature is nothing more than what people refer to as a fish . go to minute 3:18 if you want to see it.

[@officialduckburgartgallery1811]

Way to go you found a fish in Lake Tahoe who would ever thought

[@levythompson5571]

Cool!! I've been in on and around Tahoe my whole life. I've even met Tessie!

[@donnababel652]

Lake Trout? Never saw a fish like that in the lake, I grew up in S.L.T., my dad fished often. . . Some parts of lake unmeasurable it is believed. . . Keep up the good work, great video! 👍

[@butchessex3772]

From my experience, that looked like some type of shark!!

[@joehilner4830]

Donna Babel it looked like a catfish to me.

[@tylerwoodall4438]

I thought it looked a lot like a catfish but I’ve never seen a lake trout

[@jamescaperelliiii4620]

Are you serious, the KCRA graphic remains on the screen blocking in part what is the reason for the story? I'll refrain from commenting further on this kind of stupidity that I see on TV news broadcasts all the time, regardless of market.

[@SichuanChinaTraveler]

Unbelievable. Are there no editors at KCRA?

[@AnaiBendai]

Warning - this is 4 minutes of your life you can never get back... do not waste it watching this boring story.

[@creativereinvestor]

Thank you :) I was expecting a nessie lol

[@scooterss2112]

No...you got a mysterious trout.

[@johnmorrisbectonwhite6410]

Anai Bendai Lmfao Gnr ahhaaa ur absolutely rite 220% !!!!!!

[@cadenice]

Thanks for the head up! Too bad:-(

[@bb79]

Talk about a curious person. Kudos for being proactive chasing your curiosity.

[@samuelcreech8369]

My first thought was lake trout. No creature, tastey fish though

[@rextruegood6168]

hammerhead shark idiot

[@tr6524]

3 seconds of footage at the very end, and you name the video after it. You're a disgraceful "journalism' organization. Be ashamed.

[@SVTsupercharged]

Spoiler: There’s mud on the bottom of the lake.

[@Synathidy]

GODDAMNIT you ruined it for me!

[@MrRockydee07]

I've seen a navy Submerine in lake Tahoe , I gess it's some kind of sonar research .....

[@imback3200]

I was in the Navy for 30 years and I'm not familiar with a Submerine. Must be a new class of boat.

[@MrRockydee07]

@@imback3200 Yes, Used to work on Towed Array and we did other stuff for the Navy 👍🇺🇸 back in the cold war days , Lake Tahoe as you know is very deep with caves with streams , All I can say it's acoustic research of some kind ...

[@emilyr.5087]

Btw there is fishes in the lake

[@kerriward8935]

Emily R. Thanks Captian Obvious

[@musingsandmore8630]

Pectoral fins are way too large for a lake trout or a shark. What that is you have photographed is a blurry image of Big Fin, the cousin of Big Foot that lives in the water

[@butchessex3772]

The government are going to wait till the kid master his invention, take it, and call it its own!

[@destructionbootz]

Butch Essex tells us moahR

[@ABlackGuy10]

Tesla style

[@00_runner]

Butch Essex , In the name of National security..

[@billwang8502]

Butch Essex how is that an invention? He built a box for his gopro.

[@Chickennuggetjoes]

Oh no! Our government with hundreds of billions of dollars worth of research technology is going to steal the idea to put a box around a GoPro!

[@stormygcannon1229]

Ok. Here is what caught my interest was what the Young man solved a on going issue. Small invention, or is adjustment to equipment. Something different and yes was 4 mins but not a waste of my time. To see how a young person can do a project an is cool to me. Really hope he does more. Thank you

[@chicanofilipino1955]

Spoilers ahead: Nacho Libre takes out Thanos in Endgame!

[@toddmiller3387]

I've heard of people drowning in lake Tahoe, but then couple months later there body turns up in crater lake, Oregon.

[@nickm4974]

Underwata Tunnels

[@Kroom7k5]

So you saw a trout.

[@june.solomon4592]

Jacques Cousteau has footage of the bottom of Lake Tahoe and said he didn’t know if the world was ready to see the footage and then he passed shortly after… I think it’s time we see what he saw

[@back2paranormal]

That's not a very large trout, that's some kind of shark.

[@markide7114]

back2paranormal -could it be a juvenile bull shark?

[@back2paranormal]

That's a lot more likely;)

[@CooterTravenport]

Sharks won't live in fresh water. It's probably a catfish. They like the deeper water. We used to fish the lake side of the spillway of my home lake we would catch catfish at about 300ft sometimes. Yes this is deeper but more plausible. Catfish look sharklike in the water.

[@musicnutzunite]

​@CooterTravenport "Sharks won't live in freshwater." Seriously? Not likely in Lake Tahoe but ...come on man...surely you MUST know juvenile bull sharks most certainly can live in fresh water and are constantly caught in Florida rivers and on the Mississippi. Daily. They caught a big bull shark up IN ILLINOIS or OHIO on the Mississippi back decades ago. It had swum more than 700 MILES up river in the process. I saw a KZbinr catch a 4-footer on the Mississippi a few weeks ago. Bull sharks are one species of sharks that easily adapts to either salt or freshwater environments with regularity. Bull sharks are caught every day out of Lake Ponchartrain near New Orleans ...

[@philc8575]

Dogfish sharks are known to inhabit lakes in Washington. I wonder if it was a dogfish shark in the photo ..

[@johnnyfreedom3437]

I want to see a 10-ft long lake trout! That would be enough to feed my family for a month!

[@slimcritter5297]

"I'm looking for anything interesting" "A wome...I mean wildlife that's interesting and pretty and sincier"

[@ethanbowles56]

this scarry I live in Truckee CA witch is a town 20 minutes away from lake Tahoe I'm afraid now and lake Tahoe is like maybe a couple thousand feet deep

[@jeffjeff4477]

Mysterious Title......Fail.

[@Zach-qo7mz]

I only ski during winter here but water skiing is fun here too... till now

[@JohnSmith-kr7xd]

*WHAT MYSTERIOUS CREATURE?? LIAR...*

[@wwuseniorguy2009]

There’s an interesting object at the top of the screen at the 2:08 mark. Looks like a creature resting on the bottom with its mouth open. Thought I could make out an eye too. Or it could just be an unusual log.

[@vinceruland9236]

It was just Hillary going for a swim.

[@jefftube58]

If it was her, drop a depth charge.

[@jaoutdoors7278]

That isn’t a lake trout that’s a channel catfish

[@rodneystorick6453]

Wow, a fish

[@reimufumofan4195]

I was at Lake Tahoe on my vacation when I saw this really really weird rock that looked like a piece of meteor. I took it with me to home and it was 8 hours away.it was washed to shore in the morning. This happened august 2017.

[@mikevg101]

What?

[@billl2383]

a fish is mysterious wow stop smoking rocks

[@rextruegood6168]

Bill L tahoe tessie google it

[@americanadventureoutdoors4213]

Click bait .

[@Emis_Dad]

Good one

[@DawnRyan-k8o]

Very cool, search on and on , very exciting!

[@mikeparkes7922]

CLICKBAIT

[@UTV-A]

Probably a sturgeon. I’ve seen some huge ones in the San Carlos Resivior

[@emilyr.5087]

I live in Lake Tahoe

[@anasunfloweryt674]

Emily R. Me too

[@barnum99]

I lived in Lake Tahoe and Lord do I miss it.

[@x-man5056]

It's a big Catfish. Trout do not have a mouth like that. Good Grief. UC Davis?

[@jvbassin2391]

It was a channel catfish

[@SirQuaks]

its a Squatch

[@rogerd4559]

why dont you use GPS navigation to find your spots?

[@livetoride120]

Looked like a great white too me..... or Mabey man bear pig 🤔🤔🤔

[@ghostshirt1984]

Great white sharks dont live in lakes!!!

[@lawrenceyoungberg8897]

Interesting. He has the start of something worthwhile.. I hope he can expand on it.

[@rescalante26]

Tessie

[@WWZenaDo]

🤣🤣🤣🐍🧟

[@Sass2000Cass]

I do t think they caught her on film this visit but something very large is there. I’ve seen it/them. I believe it’s a plesiosaur

[@WWZenaDo]

@@Sass2000Cass I can't upvote a plesiosaurus. I can upvote a sturgeon, though. 🐟

[@kudzu937]

Jacques cousteau and team did a dive in Lake Tahoe years back... Afterwards Jacques Cousteau stated: "The world is not ready for this"... What did they find down there ?

[@DIEGOGARCIA-os6hg]

Kudzu t