Oklahoma Octopus – A group of teenagers has apparently filed another sighting of the elusive Oklahoma Octopus whose existence has not been proven but is feared nonetheless.

The Oklahoma Octopus sightings go back to native Americans talking of this Oklahoma Lake Monster.

Thought by some to be responsible for the high rate of deaths on these fresh water lakes, the Oklahoma Octopus has been spotted in Lake Thunderbird, Lake Oolagah, and Lake Tenkiller.

This Oklahoma Lake Monster is reported to have the overall look of an octopus with reddish-brown, leathery skin and is said to reach the size of a horse. Other descriptions say it looks like a shark with tentacles.

No physical evidence or pictures exist on this fresh water octopus that supposedly calls Oklahoma home, and scientists know of no fresh water species anywhere in the world, but cannot offer any alternative for what some have reported seeing in these lakes for centuries.

If you have seen this creature or know someone who has, leave your story in the comments section below.

That’s the latest chatter about the Oklahoma Octopus.

Tags: lake monsters, Lake Oolagah, Lake Tenkiller, Lake Thunderbird, Oklahoma Lake Monster, Oklahoma Octopus

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