0:00 --Intro
0:21--Ogopogo
1:18--Cressie
2:01--Manipog
2:59--Memphré
3:43--Kraken



Welcome to our video about the top 5 sea monsters in Canada. From the legendary Ogopogo to the mysterious Cressie, these creatures have captivated the imaginations of people across the country. Let's dive in and take a closer look at these fascinating creatures, and the reported sightings that have kept their legends alive.

First Monster:
We begin our journey in the beautiful Okanagan Lake in British Columbia, where the legendary sea monster Ogopogo is said to dwell. The creature is described as a large, serpent-like beast with a horse-like head and a length of up to 40 feet. The first reported sighting of Ogopogo dates back to the early 19th century, and since then, there have been many reported sightings of the creature.

Second Monster:
Now let's travel to Newfoundland, where Crescent Lake is home to the mysterious Cressie. This legendary sea monster is said to be a large, serpent-like creature with multiple humps on its back and a head resembling that of a horse or camel. The first reported sighting of Cressie was in 1976, and there have been several reported sightings of the creature since then.

Third Monster:
Next, we travel to Lake Manitoba in Manitoba, where a long, serpentine creature with a horse-like head is said to inhabit the waters. The creature is known as Manipogo and is described as being up to 50 feet long. The first reported sighting of Manipogo was in the early 20th century, and since then, there have been many reported sightings of the creature.

Fourth Monster:
Now let's head to the Quebec-Vermont border, where Lake Memphremagog is said to be the home of Memphré. This creature is described as a serpent-like beast with a length of up to 30 feet and a head resembling that of a snake. The first reported sighting of Memphré was in the early 19th century, and since then, there have been many reported sightings of the creature.

Fifth Monster:
Lastly, we travel to the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, where a giant octopus is said to inhabit the waters. Known as the Kraken, this creature is described as a massive, tentacled beast capable of dragging ships and sailors beneath the waves. While there have been many reported sightings of the Kraken throughout history, none have been conclusively proven.