The cryptozoology world is lighting up with talk of a video which shows a cryptid many are tentatively identifying as cadborosaurus. The video will be shown on the Discovery Channel some time in September (no air date yet) but several prominent cryptozoologists have seen it already, and feel it's legit. (P.S., stay classy, Cryptomundo.)
Cadborosaurus willsi, known colloquially as "Caddy," is a species name coined to cover a sea serpent which is said to frolic off the coast of British Columbia. Similar to the Loch Ness Monster, Ogopogo, Champ and other plesiosaur-like creatures, Caddy has a head like a horse, a long neck, flippers, and an undulating spine. Cadborosaurus takes its name from Cadboro Bay in Victoria, where it has frequently been sighted.
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