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Date unknown Nebraska #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dq2aqQlDe3EI5EMGU4NSSVBJRSd_Rqn92OhYRYfx0Do

Cryptid sighting in Nebraska

A woman fishing from the Iowa side watched her cousin and uncle fishing from the Nebraska side of the river. After a disturbance, a giant snake emerged mid-river with a human-like face, braids and feather, seized the uncle, constricted him and pulled him into the water. The son recovered the badly crushed but surviving man while police later attributed injuries to rocks.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviour
Date unknown Nebraska #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dq2aqQlDe3EI5EMGU4NSSVBJRSd_Rqn92OhYRYfx0Do

Cryptid sighting in Nebraska

The guest's friend was at a Sundance fire when small beings played peekaboo around the horseshoe mound. They popped up on one side, scurried on little feet to the other side, and popped up again. They were described as tiny Indians with feathers, braids and moccasins.

Partial sightingFootstepsAnimal behaviour
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