Icelandic worm monster caught on camera

The Lagarflju00c3u00b3tsormur, Lagarfljotsormurinn, Lagarflju00c3u00b3t worm or simply Iceland Worm Monster( or Iceland's Loch Ness Monster ) is an Icelandic lake cryptid. The worm is purportedly located in Lagarflju00c3u00b3t Lake, a freshwater, below-sea-level, glacial-fed body of water in Egilsstau00c3u00b0ir. The water visibility is incredibly poor as a result of siltation, and the creature--if it does exist--has not been scientifically studied. Sightings have been consistently logged since 1345. There are many stories about kynjaskepnur, that is, strange animals or unknown phenomena, in Lagarflju00c3u00b3t. The worm-like creature is presumed to be longer than a football field, or 300 feet (91 m), and has been seen coiled near the shore by countless eyewitnesses. According to reports, it has been spotted in both water and dry land. It is believed that it can slither onto land. This video is from IRu00c3u00adkisu00c3u00batvarpiu00c3u00b0 Ru00c3u0161V - The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service