Illinois Department of Natural Resources Catches Cache River Monster Vocalization On Tape
It's not clear how YouTube user AlienInformation always manages to obtain these strange vocalizations, but this is quite compelling. While this latest clip isn't as creepy as the Shawnee National Forest vocalizations, the story behind it is pretty interesting:
IDNR official captures unknown vocalizations alongside the Cache River bank in rural Southern Illinois outside of Karnak. The IDNR officer was conducting routine checks for licenses for fisherman in area. Vocalizations are remarkably similar in sound as compared to the Shawnee Vocalizations recorded approximately one year ago in the remote parts of the Shawnee National Forest. Investigations into the sounds are underway. Preliminary reports from IDNR audio experts reveal no matches within the spectrum of local game and wildlife. Persons with similar interaction with the animal or animals that are making these sounds need contact the proper authorities.
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