What is the Tailai Lake Tracking Monster?

According to scientific research, about 200 million years ago, the earth was full of sunshine, there was no white snow in the north and south poles, and there was no long yellow sand on the equatorial belt. Plants flourish and animals are endless. Dominating this fascinating world are giant reptiles-dinosaurs. But I don't know why, about 70 million years ago, the dinosaurs that dominated the earth for nearly 1 100 million years suddenly disappeared mysteriously and never appeared in this world again. Are dinosaurs really completely extinct?

In Lake Tailai in Congo and the everglades in Zaire, Africa, it is widely rumored that there is a huge monster, which usually moves in the hinterland of lakes and swamps with few people, hiding and sneaking around. 1980 in may, a villager named ejuni once saw a huge monster spinning violently in the lake, and a light blue halo flashed all over his body like a rainbow, so the locals called it "mo kai lang bang Bei", which means "rainbow" in the local language.

1983 One night, a fisherman named Pisca was fishing by the Edzama River when he suddenly saw a huge monster devouring leaves on the shore of the lake. In the panic, Pisca made a noise and was noticed by the monster. At this time, I only heard it let out a sharp howl and immediately turned to the lake. It was in a hurry to choose the road, and it actually broke several trees with thick bowls.

The rumor of the monster in Lake Congo has attracted many scientists all over the world. They think the legendary lake monster looks like an extinct dinosaur. Are there any dinosaurs in the world today?

In order to solve this eternal mystery, 198 1 year, the American black scholar Register raised 40,000 US dollars and started his trip to Congo. He hired Louis Machar, a professor of biology at the University of Chicago, as a consultant and formed a capable expedition. His wife, Ka Van Dusen, was also honored to be a member of the expedition.

They are equipped with very advanced modern equipment, including electronic computers, new transmitters and receivers that can communicate with satellites and indicate their positions, and newly developed micro sonar devices to display the underwater activities of animals at any time. Their photographic film is extremely sensitive and can be taken on a moonless night. In order to guard against the poisonous arrows of wild animals and indigenous pygmies, we also specially brought automatic guns, antivenom and various antidotes for poisonous arrows.

Under the guidance of the local guide, the expedition set out for Lake Tailai. It belongs to the equatorial tropical rain forest area of Congo, where there are clouds and trees everywhere. This is really an isolated prehistoric primitive scene. Tailai Lake is deserted, and many strange animals and plants are completely unknown to the world, especially the horrible primitive swamp around it, which even the most skilled hunters can't enter.

From the nearest resident tribe, it takes at least 5 days to cross the swamp to reach Tailai Lake. During this extremely difficult five-day trip, the expedition endured unimaginable pain for ordinary people. They trudged through the muddy swamp with heavy luggage on their backs. If you are not careful, you will be devastated, and death threatens them all the time. Not only can't rest, but also be bitten by countless bloodthirsty mosquitoes and flies. The players were covered in bumps and bruises. The edible water you carry with you is used up, the muddy water in the swamp can't be drunk, and there are no fresh vegetables and meat. You can only live on a little dry food. The scorching sun made them dizzy, and with severe malnutrition, everyone was sweating and almost fainted in the swamp. In such an extremely harsh environment, the team members completed a five-day "death journey" with superhuman tenacity.

The beautiful Tailai Lake appeared in front of us, so quiet and peaceful, without any earthly noise. Here, it seems to be a paradise where immortals live.

The team members set up tents, arranged various observation instruments and rested for six weeks. Finally, the dream moment has arrived. They saw the old face of the rumored lake monster five times, heard its cry six times, took photos and recorded it, and found some relatively complete dinosaur bones. The hard outdoor life made Gist very weak. In less than two months, he lost 23 kilograms. Finally, the expedition had to set foot on its way home.

After returning, Register made a 36-hour investigation report and sent it to the Congolese government. In this regard, the scientific department of the Congolese government attaches great importance to it. 1983, Congo organized a national expedition, led by Agnel Jia and Masainen. In March, it went through all the hardships along the registered route and arrived in Tailai Lake on April 22nd.

May 2nd is an unforgettable day for the Congolese expedition. As soon as they entered the forest that day, the guide Jean Charlie accidentally fell into the pool. At this time, everyone is busy filming a group of swans flying in the sky, and no one cares. It was not until five minutes later that I heard Charlie's loud cry: "Come on! Come on! " At first, his companions thought he was in danger and ran to Charlie, only to see the excited Charlie pointing to the left front. Masainen looked at the trend, my god! There is a strange monster with a long neck floating on the lake 300 meters away. It has a wide back and a small head. "Mokailang Mumbai!" The captain couldn't help crying out. He could hardly believe his eyes. Perhaps because of excessive excitement, his hands are shaking and can't stop shaking. At that time, even the aperture and focal length of the camera could not be adjusted.

But in the end, he held his breath and took all the film left in the camera in one breath. Then, Masainen quickly got into the canoe and rowed quietly towards it. Close to 60 meters, Masainen clearly saw its little head looking in all directions, and then the monster sank to the bottom of the water, leaving only huge ripples to spread quietly.

In these two fruitful expeditions, the images of monsters discovered by scientists are very consistent.

Register made a careful comparative experiment and analysis of the tapes with six kinds of monster sounds, and found that the sounds of monsters are very different from those of any known large animals in Africa. After listening to this recording, David Wilbur, a paleontologist, said: "In all the animal sounds I have heard before, I have never heard such a roar and thump. If it is not the cry of dinosaurs, I am sure it is at least a new animal that has not been discovered. "

Another important evidence brought back by Register during the expedition is the bones, skulls and very complete thigh bones of some dinosaur vertebrae. According to the carbon isotope determination of 14, the age of skull formation is only about 65438+ million years, which proves that dinosaurs still existed in Tailai Lake 65438+ million years ago. This is undoubtedly a strong impact on the theory of complete extinction of dinosaurs 70 million years ago.

Of course, the most convincing evidence is the 20-minute video and many photos taken on the spot. Many facts seem to have proved that there are living dinosaurs in Tailai Lake. But what kind of dinosaur was it? Professor Louis Machar, the biological consultant of the Register expedition, once asked dozens of local lake monster witnesses and took out a set of photos including all the large animals in the world (including a photo of the brontosaurus restoration map) for them to identify. Almost all the witnesses think that Lei Long's photo is the most like a lake monster.

However, regarding the existence of dinosaurs in the world, some cautious scientists still believe that all the evidence at present cannot fully show that there are living dinosaurs in Congo unless more sufficient evidence is produced. To this end, Register is ready to cooperate with Congo to explore Lake Tailai again on a large scale. This time he is going to use a seaplane to enter a deeper section. When preparing for this expedition, he confidently said, "I think this expedition is likely to achieve greater success." Many people are eagerly waiting for this survey, eager to hear some more amazing news.