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Cryptids Vol. 3_ The Antarctic Cover-up _ Predators Beneath the Ice · truthunedited

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  Speaker 1: This episode of The Wi Files is brought to you
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  by PDS Debt. The Russian team at Lake Vostok in
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  Antarctica drilled through two miles of ice. They were inches
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  away from hitting water that hadn't seen sunlight in twenty
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  million years. Then communications went dark. Five days later, two
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  scientists were dead. The official report said hypothermia. A witness
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  statement tells a different story. No country owns Antarctica, but
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  you need permission to visit. You're restricted to designated areas
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  and you must have a government approved escort. They say
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  these rules are to protect the environment, but people who've
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  been there no better. These rules are there to protect
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  something else, something dangerous. At the bottom of the world.
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  Speaker 1: Okay, but this time no explosions or pyrotechnics.
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  Speaker 2: The hias, Well, technically that was more of a controlled detonation.
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  down less boom mob brilliants and where's my mugga? Set out?
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  Speaker 1: A single image appeared on four chan's paranormal board in
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  February twenty twenty one. A user was scanning the Antarctic
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  wasteland on Google Maps when they found something strange.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, fortune always brings to good.
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  Speaker 1: Steath, A massive spider like creature clearly visible against the
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  ice and snow. Nothing could survive there, not for millions
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  of years, but something does.
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  Speaker 2: I dove, Yeah, get good steph.
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  Speaker 1: Then son of Aunt Annon logged on. Everyone called him Anton.
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  His father, Joe was a Navy lieutenant and a doctor.
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  He served at McMurdo Station in the nineteen nineties, and
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  Joe knew exactly what that creature was. People were skeptical
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  until Anton posted photos his father's patches from Antarctic Development
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  Squadron six military commendations on an Antarctica shaped plaque. Everything
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  checked out. Joe was the type who asked questions. At McMurdo,
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  they showed him the no go zones. Most Antarctica is
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  restricted by international treaties, but there is one zone about
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  thirty miles east of the base that even military expeditions avoided.
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  When Joe asked about it, they said it was classified.
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  Anton posted the coordinates. When you check them on Google
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  Earth today, the entire area is blurred. Another user found
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  something else in the area, a gray monolith. Soon that
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  image was censored. On Joe's first night at McMurdo, there
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  was an incident. Seven soldiers burst through the infirmary's door.
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  They wore snow cameo, but no insignia, no unit patches, SFODA.
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  He figured there were lots of special forces at McMurdo.
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  The soldier they carried in was a mess. His white
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  bortex Parka was shredded. Steam rose from cuts too precise
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  for any animal razor, thin lines that went straight to
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  the bone. The bleeding wouldn't stop. The injured soldier was screaming,
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  we let them loose. They were frozen, and we.
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  Speaker 2: Like them loose.
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  Speaker 1: Joe needed to know what caused these injuries. He scanned
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  each soldier's face, looking for the leader. He asked, what
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  did you let loose? He heard a familiar click behind him.
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  He turned around a gun was in his face. In
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  the early two thousands, a Japanese vessel patrolling Anarctic waters
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  spotted something unusual. At first, they thought it was an iceberg,
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  a featureless white mass floating on the surface. Then it moved.
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  As the ship approached, they realized it was alive. It
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  was sixty feet long with smooth white skin. Some crew
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  members saw limbs, arms, hands, even fingers. Others reported a
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  tail like a mermaid.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like a mermaid and smooth white skin.
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  Speaker 4: Eh.
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  Speaker 2: I think I dated him in Atlantic City. You didn't
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  because of it, Ruod. I'm still not allowed it to Harri's.
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  Speaker 1: I get back to work here.
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  Speaker 2: Who hates on eighteen against a six?
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  Speaker 1: Was it a soft eighteen?
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  Speaker 2: No? You did?
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  Speaker 1: All reports agreed on one detail. Its eyes were large,
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  round and black, and they looked almost human. They weren't
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  the first to see it or the last. They have
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  a name for it, Ninian, the Japanese word for a human.
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  The crews who encountered the Ninyan never felt threatened. It
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  just watched them floating silently in the darkness. These veterans
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  sailors knew every whale, seal, and fish species in the area.
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  This was something new. The pattern was always the same.
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  First a disturbance in the water, then a pale form
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  rises to the surface, almost invisible against the ice. The
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  creature observes the shift for a few minutes, then disappears
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  silently underwater. In two thousand and seven, a Japanese magazine
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  brought the Ninian to the mainstream. It published a blurry
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  satellite image showing something enormous moving in Antarctic waters. People
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  began searching Google Earth for evidence. They found coordinates showing
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  shadowy white figures beneath the surface near the Antarctic coast.
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  The shapes were too large to be whales, too define
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  to be icebergs. A few days later, the images vanished.
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  Cryptozoologists believe the Ninian represents evidence of intelligent life in
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  Earth's oceans, a species that evolved alongside us but remained
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  hidden in the deep cold water. Others have a more
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  disturbing theory. Its humanoid features are proof of genetic experimentation.
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  Secret research facilities in Antarctica spliced whale DNA with humans
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  and created veninya. Luckily whales are peaceful, but what would
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  happen if scientists altered the DNA of something more dangerous.
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  The injured soldier wouldn't stop screaming, so the others gagged him.
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  Joe stared down the barrel of a forty five caliber
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  M nineteen eleven. The man holding it said, treat him,
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  no questions. Joe got to work. The kid was losing
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  blood fast. The soldier kept the gun trained on him
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  for a few seconds, making a point. Joe grabbed a
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  trauma kit and asked Army. The guy nodded, Captain Jones,
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  tenth SFG. Joe knew the tenth Special Forces Group Green
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  Berets trained for cold weather combat. Jones hoisted his weapon.
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  Joe glanced at it and said, no, boretta. Joanes shook
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  his head. Not enough stopping power. Joe wanted to ask,
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  but anger flashed across Jones's face. Joe just said, I'll
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  take care of your boy, Captain, and Jones relaxed, then
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  knodded toward the door. His men filed out. Jones said, thanks, Doc,
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  You'll be seeing a lot of me, and he was right.
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  Day after day, bodies arrived with devastating injuries. These weren't
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  tears or gashes. They were incisions, perfectly straight lines that
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  went bone deep. Joe had seen bear attacks, shark bites,
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  industrial accidents, but this was different. This was butchery. In
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  every case, the base commander ordered the same cause of death, hypothermia,
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  even when the body was still warm. But Joe's most
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  disturbing experience happened during a storm. He was driving with
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  another officer when they hit something big and heavy. Joe
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  hopped out to check the damage, but his partner started
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  screaming for him to get back in the truck. Joe
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  ignored him and looked under the mangled front end. At
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  that moment, the Nogo zones, the secrecy, the injuries, everything
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  made sense. The leg under the truck was bone white
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  and spindly, not quite flesh but not quite exoskeleton. He
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  couldn't see the whole creature, but it had to be enormous.
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  The leg alone stretched seven or eight feet and was
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  strong enough to crush the steel of the truck. It
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  twitched once, then disappeared into the storm. A few days later,
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  he'd learned what was filling his infirmary with bodies. Joe
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  found a journal hidden in one victim's coat. It had
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  descriptions of large white predators that could cross ANTARCTICUS terrain
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  in massive fifty to sixty foot leaps. The researchers called
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  them striders. Joe became obsessed and started breaking into offices
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  at night. He found classified files about winter operations at
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  a facility in the Nogo Zone east of the base.
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  An expense report listed research equipment, but it was really
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  a requisition for ammunition thousands of rounds of tungsten core penetrators,
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  not exactly standard issue. Whenever a soldiers showed up with
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  an injury, Joe would ask what happened, but nobody would talk.
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  It was always a training accident. The base commander realized
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  Joe was a security risk. He was notified he'd be
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  shipping out within a week. Three days before leaving McMurdo.
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  In the middle of the night, Joe was shaken away.
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  It was Captain Jones. He said, Doc, we need to talk.
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  Joe started to tell him to sleep it off. Then
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  he felt something heavy land on his chest. It was
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  a piece of a strider's leg. Joe immediately started to panic.
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  Jones put his hand over Joe's mouth. As Joe's eyes
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  adjusted to the darkness, he saw Jones was covered in blood.
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  He couldn't tell who's Jones said, he just returned from
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  a mission. He needed to tell him about it. After
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  months of trying to find the truth. Joe wasn't sure
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  he wanted to know anymore, but Captain Jones was going
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  to tell him anyway. Lake Vostok lies two miles beneath
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  Antarctic ice. It hasn't seen sunlight in twenty million years.
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  The Russians spent decades drilling toward it. In twenty twelve,
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  they broke through. Then everything went dark, Ye.
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  Speaker 2: Dagnas, my old friend, No, no savvy.
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  Speaker 1: For five days nothing, no radio contact, no signals, just silence.
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  When communications returned to scientists were dead. The official cause hypothermia,
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  but doctor Anton Padalka's classified report tells a different story.
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  The team found something in Lake Vostok that evolved in
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  complete isolation for millions of years. They called it Organism
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  forty six B. The creature stretched over thirty feet long
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  and looked like a giant octopus. No, did it have
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  testicles tentacles?
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  Speaker 2: What I say?
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  Speaker 1: Yes, it had tentacles, but instead of eight, it had fourteen.
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  Speaker 2: Oh so a tetradecapus. Yeah, you see what I did, dear.
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  Speaker 1: Its skin was almost transparent, perfect camouflage in the darkness.
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  But its most terrifying feature wasn't its size, it was
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  its intelligence. The first diver was ten feet from the
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  creature when it released a toxin into the water, is
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  instantly paralyzed.
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  Speaker 3: He tread water wearing blissful smile as organism approached him.
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  We watched helplessly as it used its arms to tear
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  off its head, then popped its remains in mouth. It's
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  like it had hypnotized him telepathically.
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  Speaker 1: The second death was worse. The creature could shape shift.
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  Speaker 3: Its shape itself into form of human diver. We thought
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  it was one of colleagues swimming towards us in scuba gear.
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  By the time the closest scientist realized what it was,
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  it had grabbed him and torn him to bits.
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  Speaker 1: The research team captured it temporarily, but like everything else
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  connected to like Bosstoc, organism forty six b vanished. Russia's
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  official statement mentioned only bacteria. Then they restricted all access
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  to the lake. The original drilling site was a bad
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  Armed guards now patrol the area. In twenty seventeen, genetic
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  researchers analyzed water samples from Lake Vostok. They found DNA
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  sequences suggesting intelligence far beyond any known cephalopod. Then everything disappeared,
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  the samples, the data, the reports. According to official records,
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  the research never happened. What made organism forty six be
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  so important that it had to be kept secret? Doctor
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  Padalka's final report gives a clue. During its brief captivity
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  Organism forty six B figured out how to disable security systems.
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  It understood cameras and lights.
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  Speaker 3: This wasn't just ancient predator. This was something else, something
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  that had evolved in complete isolation, developing abilities. We can't
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  comprehend the shape shifting, the toxins, the intelligence. These weren't
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  just vival adaptations. They were weapons.
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  Speaker 1: The lake remains under constant surveillance. Military vessels patrol its perimeter.
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  Satellite images are scrubbed. For a lake with nothing but bacteria,
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  there's a lot of effort being made to keep people
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  out or keep something in. Jones team was ordered to
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  secure a facility deep in the Nogo Zone. They loaded
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  up for war heavy weapons, body armor, and M one
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  thirty four mini gun that could fire four thousand rounds
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  per minute. They weren't taking any chances. The entrance looked normal,
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  just another research building in the middle of nowhere. That
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  was the point. What was underneath wasn't normal at all.
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  The first body they found was face down in a hallway.
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  These weren't slash marks. These were surgical cuts, clean and deliberate.
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  Then they heard skittering. Something moved in the shadows. Before
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  anyone could react, it lunched a strider the size of
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  a large dog. The soldiers opened fire, but it was
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  already on Henderson. The thing didn't just attack, It dissected
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  with perfect cuts. Henderson was still conscious and screaming when
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  the strider peeled space off. Eleven men became at tag.
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  Large striders were dangerous, but at least you can see
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  them coming. The small ones were the problem. Not much
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  bigger than housecats. They moved in packs through the vents.
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  They could climb, they could jump. The team learned to
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  watch the ceiling after finding Mitchell, he'd been dragged out
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  a hallway and into an office. His legs were still twitching.
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  While the striders went toward ten men became nine. It
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  took eighteen hours to clear the facility. In the basement,
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  they found a lad the size of an airplane hangar.
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  There were cages of all sizes. Most were broken open,
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  and empty bodies were everywhere. Blood trails led to the vents.
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  The largest cage held a strider nearly forty feet tall.
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  Then they realized this was a breeding facility and something
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  went very, very wrong. But what they found in the
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  next room is what broke them. Two medium sized striders
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  in a cage feeding on something. Jones team moved closer.
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  The air smelled sweet and tasted metallic. This cage wasn't broken.
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  It was fully intact, with a shoot for dropping in food.
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  The striders were a loud and violent as they tore
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  through their meal. Then they saw small shoes, a tiny backpack.
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  One of the men vomited. The stride were eating children.
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  Documents scattered across the facility told a dark story. This
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  was a joint operation between America, Chile, and China. They
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  were breeding striders, trying to control them. They spliced jeans
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  to make the creatures more aggressive. They were also trying
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  to make them more obedient.
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  Speaker 2: It sounds like they got a head right.
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  Speaker 1: These were apex predators millions of years ago, frozen in
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  the ice until scientists woke them up. But it gets worse.
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  Speaker 2: It always gets waste.
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  Speaker 1: Behind the testing labs, a bullet trained terminal tunnels stretched
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  beneath the ocean floor in the cities all over the world,
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  Hong Kong, New York, Melbourne, London. The trains used magnetic
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  livitation technology, decades ahead of its time. Lab notes mentioned
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  delivery schedules, regular shipments from major cities. The striders were
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  being conditioned to hunt specific targets. The shipments were people,
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  mostly children. This was the largest human trafficking operation in
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  the world. After his father died, Anton found his old computer,
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  an Apple two E from McMurdo. The hard drives contained everything, data, sequences,
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  facility layouts, shipping manifests. All the evidence was there, but
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  he needed help recovering the data. Users warned him to
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  leave the drives alone. Some gave advice on not how
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  to recover the drives, on how to destroy them. Others
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  just said run. Anton never posted again. The Google Earth
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  image that started it all has been scrubbed. The coordinates
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  show only Icen snow, but beneath the surface, the network
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  still operates. What was once confined to Antarctica now has
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  access to every continent on Earth. Antarctica is Earth's true
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  last frontier. No country owns it.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks what the elazy people want you to think. They own
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  everything below sea level.
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  Speaker 1: In nineteen forty seven, Admiral Richard E. Bird led Operation
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  high Jump, one of the largest Antarctic expeditions in history.
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  They loaded up with enough firepower to start a war.
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  Speaker 2: Operation high Jump linked down and you lose papoose.
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  Speaker 1: The expedition ended early. Very early during World War Two,
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  the Nazis launched Operation Neu Schwabenlant. Rumors spread about discoveries
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  beneath the ice, underground caverns, ancient ruins, evidence of something
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  that predates humanity. We know high ranking German officials fled
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  to South America after the war, linked to.
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  Speaker 2: Avaration Eagles light down and you Chicks does it?
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  Speaker 1: Cakes does Yello? Most Nazis fled to Argentina. Others, according
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  to theories, escaped to a hidden base beneath Antarctica. The
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  US government took this theory seriously. In nineteen fifty nine,
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  they locked down the entire continent. The Antarctic Treaty banned
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  military presence, private exploration, unauthorized access. And it's true that
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  some coordinates are censored. That's what allowed the strider legend
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  to start. Google does scrub images. I had to clean
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  up Anton's posts to make them coherent. I tried not
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  to add too much, but Anton typed like a typical
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  four chain user, all lower case, no punctuation, random slurs.
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  For some reason, Anton's military patches and documents seemed compelling,
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  but those are easy to fake, But the underground bullet
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  train network stretching across continents, that's impossible. Subs can't go
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  that deep. No hollow tunnel could survive that pressure. I
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  couldn't help, but notice a lot of his story mirrors the.
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  Speaker 2: Thing very underrated movie Kurt Wrestling in the eighties is gull.
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  Speaker 1: I agree. I can't say for sure that Anton's story
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  is fake, but he was probably riffing on the thing.
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  He got some things right. Though McMurdo Station has restricted areas.
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  Military personnel conduct classified operations there. The Nogo zones are real.
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  The Ninion is another fun story, a massive humanoid creature
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  with pale skin and human features lurking in Antarctic waters,
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  But like most cryptos stories, the evidence doesn't hold up.
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  The photos show exactly what you'd expect, blurry white shapes
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  in dark water, and most are icebergs. Some are photoshopped.
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  Others are beluga whales, which have smooth white skin and
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  round humanoid faces. But the Ninion is supposed to be
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  sixty feet long. Beluga whales aren't that big, but sperm
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  whales are yeast big. Stop it. They sometimes hunt vertically
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  floating upright. Maybe that's what they saw. There's no mention
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  of the Ninian before the early two thousands, but there
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  is Japanese folklore about creatures called ninyong, which means human fish. Again,
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  I can't prove it's fake, but it's probably fake now.
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  Organism forty six B the psychic shape shifting cephalopod tetrigapus.
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  That one is pure fiction. The story comes from a
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  post on a tabloid site in twenty thirteen. Doctor Anton
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  Padalka doesn't exist. In twenty twelve, Russian scientists did drill
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  into Lake Bustok, and it's true that an actual freshwater
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  lake two miles under the ice that hasn't been exposed
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  for about twenty million years is there. That's fertile ground
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  for an urban legend to be born. So what was
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  These three stories don't hold up. But in Arctica's mysteries,
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  those are real UFO sitings, strange lights in the sky,
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  unexplained crashes. Satelite images showed massive structures with entrances under
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  the ice. Once the coordinates got out, the images were blurred.
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  And if you want to see this for yourself, they do.
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  Speaker 2: Watch Mysteries Beneath the ice. An episode, so nice I
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  linked it twice.
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  Speaker 1: Antarctica is bigger than Europe and Australia. It's much bigger
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  than the United States. Get only a tiny fraction is
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  a signatory country and can get a permit. Good luck
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  with that. Most of the continent is specially protected or
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  won't get one. Antarctica is one of Earth's most restricted places.
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  Maybe that's for a reason. We're told the rules are
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  there to protect the environment, but until we can see
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  for ourselves, we'll always wonder if they're protecting something else.
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  I don't believe in these cryptids, but doing the show
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  the moon is weird, and there's something under the ice
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  but I have a very strong feeling that whatever it is,
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  Speaker 5: Yeah, I believe Olivius scenario fifty one, a secret code
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  inside the Bible said I was.
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  Speaker 6: I love my g empos and the parent number of
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  Speaker 5: But then another copious theory becomes the truth, my friends.
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  Speaker 6: And it never ends. No, it never ends.
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  Speaker 6: Appean only to where.
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  Speaker 4: On a film set with shadow people there.
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  Speaker 1: To dwelling?
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  Speaker 5: I just thought the smiling man I'm told and.
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  Speaker 1: His name was cold calling.
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  Speaker 4: Me with the beds of fish on Thursday night, Wedday
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  Speaker 6: And when the man.
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  through the.
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  Speaker 6: H the map man's sidings and the soul of stuff
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  do come.
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  Speaker 5: You've got the city under ground, misterious numbers, stay Msey,
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  Speaker 4: Every The black man said, alot and miss carefully, get
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  with the vision handle fish shot Thursday, that swift day changing,
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  when weapons hap to the never w a quest to
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  do the truth, to.
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  Speaker 5: Whip me to the.
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  Speaker 4: Hends Thursday not swist day changing, when we never win
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  at Usta, do the truth so.
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  Speaker 2: Unter battle.
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  Speaker 4: Journey loved, loved, loved to journey loved to dance on
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  the dwell because shee the camera. The camel loves dash
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  the feeling well wait, Journey Love