Oklahoma Octopus

We've heard of killer whales, sharks and piranhas, but violent octopuses (octopi?) are scary creatures we see in movies like James Bond. Yet, surprisingly, an alleged monstrous Oklahoma octopus is wreaking havoc against swimmers in Lake Tenkiller and Lake Thunderbird. To read more, visit The Bashhh! http://bashhh.blogspot.com/2009/02/peril-in-lake-deadly-oklahoma-octopus.html Technorati Tags: lost tapes , chupacabra , monster of monterey , sea monsters , sharon novak , animal planet lost tapes Read Full Story

khurak.net — Is Oklahoma Octopus a monster of freshwater? This is the question that is rising rapidly in the minds of the residents of Oklahoma because Oklahoma Octopus is Read Full Story

oklahoma-octopus.blogspot.com — The ‘Oklahoma Octopus’ legend becomes a horrifying reality for a group of recent high school grads who head to a local lake to celebrate their last days together. Read Full Story

(Image Credits: Oklahoma Lake: Flickr user FreeWine , Octopus: Flickr user Mrs. Gemstone , both images CC 2.0 ) OKLAHOMA OCTOPUS STATS (from unknownexplorers.com ) • Classification: Lake Monster • Size: Roughly that of a horse • Weight: Unknown • Diet: Carnivorous • Location: Oklahoma, United States of America • Movement: Swimming • Environment: Fresh water lake Thanks to an episode of the television show Lost Tapes on Animal Planet, there's been renewed interest in the so-called " Oklahoma Octopus ," a killer cephalopod rumored to lurk in the fresh-water lakes of the Sooner State, killing and eating unsuspecting swimmers. As with most things ... Read Full Story

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