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[[File:Mokele.jpg|thumb|250px|An artist's depiction]]
[[File:Phototo.jpeg|thumb|An alleged photo, taken in 1992]]
The '''Mokele-mbembe''', from the country of Congo in Africa, resembles a small, water-dwelling dinosaur. The only evidence supporting its existence are footprints. Like the [[Ngoubou]], it has been seen by the natives to the region (pygmies, in this case). The pygmies once actually killed and ate a Mokele-mbembe, and all who ate it soon perished.
==Appearance & Description==
The Mokele-mbembe looks like a small sauropod dinosaur. When showed images of animals, pygmies living in the are it has been seen point out ''Brachiosaurus ''and ''Apatosaurus'' and call them "Mokele-mbembe", without failure. It lives in both land and water, particularly swamps.
==Theories/Explanations==
Aside from a hoax, the Mokele-mbembe is thought to be a living sauropod, evolved to amphibious life. Others have proposed the idea of some form of plesiosaur.
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