Mussie
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| Mussie | |
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| Creature | |
| Name: | Mussie |
| Classification | |
| Grouping: | Lake Monster |
| Sub grouping: | Local Legend |
| Data | |
| Country: | Canada |
| Region: | Muskrat Lake |
| Habitat: | Water |
| Status: | Local Legend |
Mussie is a sea monster reported to be living in Muskrat Lake, 75 miles northwest of Ottawa, capital of Canada. The legend has gone a through a gradual image change over the years. In the past the creature was depicted with shameless wild exaggeration. Classified as a "hepaxalor" and endowed with three eyes and sharp teeth, Mussie was shown as a great serpent towering over its prey. However, the interest of several "Mussie enthusiasts" of various professional grades has helped to organize witness accounts and streamline the modern perception of Mussie. It is now most popularly imagined as an unknown type of marine mammal, sharing traits with a seal or walrus.
Mussie is heel snel en heel gevaarlijk!!!!
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[edit] Trivia
- Mussie was most likely the inspiration for the James Gordon song "Mussie" on his album More Hometown Tunes.
[edit] Sources
- Kirk, John (1998). In the Domain of Lake Monsters. Toronto: Key Porter Books. ISBN 1-55263-010-2.
- Bradley, Michael (1989). More Than a Myth: The Story of the Muskrat Lake Monster. Willowdale, Ontario: Hounslow Press.
[edit] See also
- Kirk, John (1998). In the Domain of Lake Monsters. Toronto: Key Porter Books. ISBN 1-55263-010-2.
- Bradley, Michael (1989). More Than a Myth: The Story of the Muskrat Lake Monster. Willowdale, Ontario: Hounslow Press.
