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Nara Dreamland, the infamous abandoned theme park in Japan.

Mel Waters Hole - Mel Waters formerly lived nine miles outside Ellensburg, Washington, and claimed that he had found a geographical anomaly—basically, a bottomless pit. Supposedly, Waters determined that the hole went on for more than fifteen miles, which he estimated after spooling out 18 reels of fishing line (tied end on end) into it. Moreover, he told the story of a man “who dropped the remains of his deceased dog’s body down the hole,” only to then see his same dog shortly thereafter.

While there are aspects of Mel’s stories that seem farfetched or fabricated, several other people have claimed to have seen the hole as well; yet surprisingly, not one has been able to pinpoint its exact location. The general area it’s said to lie in is nearby the Yakima Training Center—a military base—making access difficult. Thus, it’s time that we really investigate Mel’s Hole and get to the “bottom” of it.

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Cryptid of the Day: Hook Island Sea Serpent

Description: The subject of one of the most convincing photos ever taken of a sea serpent, the Hook Island Sea Serpent photo was taken in December of 1964 by Robert Le Serrec while in Stonehaven Bay, Hook Island, Queensland. Theories range from the Great Sea Serpent to a massive, yet misidentified school of fish.