There is NO WAY This Animal in Lake Placid Could End Up Here



In the events of Lake Placid, a creature would be located under the surface hunting moose, bears and eventually humans. But the question is how it even got there in the first place. Through a bunch of nonsense that I have come up with, I believe I have an idea. lets discuss!

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50 thoughts on “There is NO WAY This Animal in Lake Placid Could End Up Here”

  1. So…I am probably descended from that one ape sent to check the water cause I actually find swimming relaxing, especially underwater.

    That being said, I have also grown up to have a very serious respect for "things in the water" – generally if you're diving and feel like you're being hunted, you probably are and that's why one should never dive without a force amplifier of some kind.

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  2. I recall somewhere that invasive aquatic species are starting to latch onto or hitch a ride on the current of ships to slowly push themselves into new territory in a manner that allows them time to adjust to new surroundings. So a croc might be able to catch a ride here like that if the right circumstances are met.

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  3. Your narration is good, but your editor is constantly using B roll, which is unrelated to what you're saying.. For example, when you were talking about the body's blood system, the B roll was focused on the intestinal tract.. Also, while you were talking about plate tectonics, it was simply a picture of a map, the map did not show any plate lines nor did it show previous versions of the earth as you were describing them..

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  4. Siding with everyone who has mentioned Deinosuchus but also, Crocodylus thorbjarnarsoni and Crocodylus anthropophagus can be even better alternatives considering they lived closer in time to modern day

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  5. As for Hector suddenly forgetting to fly, he pulled so hard and fast on the collective he probably overtorqued the drive train and power train systems witch would have been very bad already but was also holding a good amount of weight in a sling load that was shifting. He was basicaly screwed.

    Also why was it never considered that maybe the crocs didn't migrate. It could have been released exotic pets or maybe a tropical storm took out a small zoo or herp center and the "lost" crocs where just writen off as dead?

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  6. I feel the invasive species brought in around the 1880's theory makes about as much sense as anything, given the era's proclivities towards the "rare" and "exotic" from other lands.

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  7. Hey, this is your most recent vid so I figured it has the best chance of you seeing my comment, I watch a ton of your videos while playing games or working out and ik you'll probably never stop but im gonna say it anyway, please dont ever stop explaining things.
    The way you explain things actually makes em pretty easy to understand and the comedy you provide keeps my attention, so I dont really get bored of your videos! Of course that's not to say I always want you to upload, burnout is hell and I'd rather not see an upload for a few weeks rather than not see a upload for months.
    Keep doing what you do and sorry if this message is mushy, I just dont got no other words to say thank you.

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  8. Did you mean musky instead of murky lol? My dad used to drag me to northern Canada and i remember hooking a barracuda like fish that was nearly as big as me (i was a rather petite 12yr old girl, but it was still close to 4ft).

    I haven't gone fishing since lol

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  9. That was hilarious how you have in Kelly's mind showing Adeptus Astartes brutally killing some tratior. 😂
    Actually normally crocodiles 🐊 don't attack some who's underwater, acting calmly and not antagonizing them. I remember watching an episode of 60 Minutes where in Africa where the water it crystal clear and scientists studying crocodiles behavior while underwater. Though they only do it during the winter when the crocodiles are more sluggish.

    I remember watching this movie like at least 16 years and remember thinking how many stupid things things the humans did in this movie.
    I personally think some human was releasing these crocodiles in the lake. Its happened her in Michigan where someone found an Alligator in a pond and was removed.

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  10. Unfortunately, you spent all that time in the middle part of the video speculating how the croc got there when it was all answered in the prequel “Lake Placid Legacy” 😅

    Basically there was a lab that made several crocs with genetic engineering, and someone smuggled 2 of those into Maine. They did indeed have prehistoric DNA, but they were essentially like Jurassic park hybrids, not actual things that evolved. It’s pretty corny but the entire franchise is corny so what can you do.

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  11. Love this movie, one of the best killer croc movies ever.
    Also, crocs DO hunt sharks in some areas, as they commonly intersect.
    Are you really a biologist? Such a focused knowledge base would explain your gaps in a… lot of other areas. Unless those are all just jokes.

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