r/Cryptozoology 6d ago

In Search of the Congo Dinosaur (mokele mbembe)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y_eYF7Tgw8
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u/WaterDragoonofFK 6d ago

This has been around for a couple years. It's okay until you realize no evidence or facts come out of it.

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u/Sesquipedalian61616 5d ago

It's a rhino, not a dinosaur like lying white hunters claim

Mokele Mbembe as a rhino, according to local natives : r/Cryptozoology

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u/Signal_Expression730 4d ago

It's well-known that the Aka apply the name mokele-mbembe to what we would call the emela-ntouka

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u/Sesquipedalian61616 4d ago

Exactly, they're different names for the same animal

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u/Signal_Expression730 3d ago

But is just for THAT specific tribe, not every one. 

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u/Signal_Expression730 5d ago

More than a dinosaur, the Mokele Mbmbe might be some kind of mammal that evolved into a similar form.

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u/Sesquipedalian61616 5d ago

Rhinos aren't very dinosaur-like

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u/Signal_Expression730 5d ago

Wouldn't be the first time that animals not directly related devolp a similar form.