100 Foot Snake ?

I just came across this a bit ago and thought it would be an interesting post...ok, I actualy thought it was funny :D

Real or fake ? :rofl: :rofl:

http://thereturnofthenephilim.blogsp...-in-baleh.html

maybe a prehistoric fossil. i could see that.

I saw it a while ago too...I doubt it's a snake at all, and I do think its a hoax.:rofl:

I believe the photo is real, but I think it may be showing a boat. The boat may have dredged up mud or silt from the bottom, clouding the water in its path, and created the apparent wake patterns in mud clouds as it turned. The 'head' is the boat.

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Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion

I believe the photo is real, but I think it may be showing a boat. The boat may have dredged up mud or silt from the bottom, clouding the water in its path, and created the apparent wake patterns in mud clouds as it turned. The 'head' is the boat.

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You are probably right, I wish there was a better photo of it...but then it would no longer be interesting I guess, lol. It is pretty cool how it really does look like a giant snake though, just not one I would ever want to meet. :D

My initial reaction was mud. No way does an animal that size survive there. It would need to eat 3 burms/aligators a week to stay alive, and florida would not have an alligator problem.

I thought I remembered that pic being photoshop. Also the first I think it was shown online was in 2007.

HAHA check this out too

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...26tbs%3Disch:1

its just nerds with too much tim

I think its fabricated. I could see the boat being a possiblity, but as I look at the photo it just doesnt really look like a boat. And I feel like it just doesnt match up with the picture.

The wake doesnt match up as a boats wake. It has a double V. It suggests two seperate boats. And if it was mud pulled up from the bottom it would spread out more towards the end just because the silt would drift.

My guess is it's fabricated.

Dear GOD

Its fake

if anyone has ever been on a boat and looked behind, the water is a different color because the prop of the boat turns it and it appears light. THIS IS A BOAT, if not photoshopped!

I live in the Adirondacks, own a boat and everyone here spends the summer on the lakes. Its the only thing to do. And trust me, boats dont create a double V like that. And even when I go about 40 on my boat, the discoloration of the water lasts about 25-50 feet. It goes away quick. Its just air. Air bubbles are created causing a lighter color in the water.

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Originally Posted by redstormlax12

I live in the Adirondacks, own a boat and everyone here spends the summer on the lakes. Its the only thing to do. And trust me, boats dont create a double V like that. And even when I go about 40 on my boat, the discoloration of the water lasts about 25-50 feet. It goes away quick. Its just air. Air bubbles are created causing a lighter color in the water.

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it all depends on the water you are on..... plus you couldnt properly see if it was a double v from on the boat, only by the air. depending on the roughness of the water, the trail of lighter colored water can last from 20 feet to a few hundred feet.

http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...r/adsfasdf.png

http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...lksdhfakjs.png

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Lake Murray SC

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Originally Posted by dc1

it all depends on the water you are on..... plus you couldnt properly see if it was a double v from on the boat, only by the air. depending on the roughness of the water, the trail of lighter colored water can last from 20 feet to a few hundred feet.

http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...r/adsfasdf.png

http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...lksdhfakjs.png

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Lake Murray SC

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Don't you know anything? That's the Loch Ness monster's brother!

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Originally Posted by Raptor

Don't you know anything? That's the Loch Ness monster's brother!

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http://www.lakemurraymonster.com/


:rofl: Its sad, I know. :rolleye2:

oh wow... just realize I broke 1k posts :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

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Originally Posted by dc1

it all depends on the water you are on..... plus you couldnt properly see if it was a double v from on the boat, only by the air. depending on the roughness of the water, the trail of lighter colored water can last from 20 feet to a few hundred feet.

http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...r/adsfasdf.png

http://i739.photobucket.com/albums/x...lksdhfakjs.png

maps.google.com

Lake Murray SC

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This is just hair on the lens of the camera that took this shot!

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Originally Posted by Pip

This is just hair on the lens of the camera that took this shot!

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didnt realize that lenses on satellite cameras could get hair on it from the aliens :rofl::rofl:

It looks like a picture of a boat leaving a stirred up muddy wake behind it.

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Originally Posted by dc1

didnt realize that lenses on satellite cameras could get hair on it from the aliens :rofl::rofl:

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LOL HAHA i was thinkin the same thing! :groinkick

I would like to believe that it is real....:D:banana:

Those are snakes.

Later, Matt

got to be faked or like said a boat steering up mud. either way if real i sening my sister there that way it can eat lol.

It's fake, it's not mud or anything from a boat. You can tell by the color, that it was intended to be a snake.

A picture like that in the right hands would be fairly simple to a person who has good photoship skills to take a picture of a snake swimming, make it large, or zoom in and render it clear, then place in a picture like that of just the woods & water.

yeah, it's definitely fake. anything that size moving in the water would have left a MASSIVE wake, and if you look at the picture, the only evidence of a wake you see is around the "head". The water behind it is completely undisturbed.

Pretty sure its a hoax photoshopping a water snake into a river, making it look like a grainy shadow

I wanna know who the two people that voted "Real" were. :/