Ogopogo
Location of Ogopogo Sightings
Okanagan Lake (British Columbia) - Canada
Earliest - Latest Reported Ogopogo Sighting
1860 to present
Description of the Ogopogo
This creature is always noted as looking like a
cross between a plesiosaur, a creature from the
age of the dinosaurs, and a serpent.
Odors described during or right after
encounters with the Ogopogo
None reported
Sounds - Speech of the Ogopogo
None reported
Interesting Sighting Details of the Ogopogo
In a mass sighting in 1926, over seventy people on
an Okanagan Beach sighted the creature.
In 1947 a group of boaters saw the creature. One
of the witnesses wrote what she saw in a notepad,
it was described as being over 30 feet in length.
It had a series of 5 humps that were out of the water
most of the time. The creature had a head that
resembled a cross between a snake and a horse.
The creatures tail appeared to be split or forked.
In a 1989 sighting, two people saw the creature while
standing on the banks of lake okanagan. At one time
during the sighting, the creatures head and neck came
out of the water, and was described as snake or football
shaped.
Webmasters Comments About This Case
There appear to be sightings of these same types
of creatures in major spots around the globe. Of course
as we have said so many time, spirits can assume any
form. I would not to be surprised someday, to discover
that they are all the same spirtual creature, since
demons can travel to any location almost instantly. If
not, then it's certanily the same type of being, a
spirtual creature (demon) masquerading as a serpent.
For centuries, native americans (indians) that still live in
the lake okanagan area, have told stories about a
spirtual creature called a 'water demon' or 'serpent of
the water' that lives in the lake. The name the indians
gave to the creature is: N'haaitk
When fishing and canoeing on the lake, the indians would
often leave animal meat and other items as sacrifices to
the creature.
Petroglyphs found near the headwaters of Powers Creek,
show an ancient Indian illustration of a serpent-like beast.
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