#Ashuaps

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Cryptid of the Day: Ashuaps

Description: Ashuaps is a long neck monster seen in the Ashuapmushuan River in Quebec, Canada. It was first seen in 1978 by Marcel Tardif and his wife. They described it as 50-60ft long, and blackish. That same day, a canoe was overturned by an unknown force, containing a man, his wife and his daughter.

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The Ashuaps is a serpent-like creature found in the Ashuapmushuan River in Quebec Canada. The Ashuaps is described as a 10-60 foot long snake-like creature with sharp teeth and very dark blue scales. The haven’t been many sightings of the Ashuaps but there are a few reported sightings; in one it flipped someone’s canoe over with its powerful tail and swam away.

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Creature Feature: Ashuaps

Ashuaps is a North American version of the Loch Ness Monster that originated from Québec, Canada. It was believed to live in the Ashuapmushuan River which flows into Lac Saint-Jean, hence the beast's name. It was described to be 10-60 feet in length, and its colour is deep blue or black.

Sightings

This creature has been sighted since ancient times, but sightings have continued until present day. In 1978, Marcel Tardif and his wife saw a blackish animal, 50–60 feet long, off Scott Point. In the same day as above, something overturned a canoe paddled by Michel Verreault, his wife, and daughter.

[cryptozoologygirls]

Do you know if there are any known cryptids in the east coast of Canada?

Gonna be real honest and say that even though I’m living in Canada, I don’t know anything about Canadian geography, so here’s some from Quebec: Lake Champlain Monster, the Beast of Seven Chutes, Memphre, Ashuaps, and Rougarous have been spotted up there. 

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[OC] A waterfall in northern Quebec, on the Ashuap Mushuan river. Photograph by Josh Brownrigg (me). [1545x1024] via /r/EarthPorn https://ift.tt/30F0QFJ

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Le monstre du lac Saint-Jean

Bhé lo, c’est tu correc si on jase sur le lac Saint-Jean ?

Ce maudit lac est aussi dit Piékouagami mais c’est moins l’fun.

Du haut de ces 1041km² et situé dans la région du Québec qui aurait cru en la présence d’un monstre dans cette Mer douce ?

Et oui le Loch Ness n’est pas le seul lac à être peuplé d’une mystérieuse créature.

D’après les Amérindiens, ce lac serait habité par le Ashuaps un horrible monstre aquatique.

Au cours des années 1970 la presse Québécoise a compté des dizaines de témoignages différents contant l’apparition auprès de pêcheurs, de cette créature étrange.

D’après certaine personne, le Ashuaps se montrerait à chaque événement annuelle comme par exemple la traversée du lac par les nageurs.

Alors si vous êtes bon nageur et d’une nature intrépide, oseriez-vous vraiment braver le danger à la rencontre d’un tel mythe ?

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A, canada

You are an Ashuaps!

“Also known as the Monster  of Lac Saint-Jean in Canada, this a water monster of the Loch Ness Monster type. Its name is derived from Ashuapmouchouan, the name of the river where it was first seen. The monster was described as being about fifty to sixty feet long, able to lift iself about three feet out of the water ,and either black or dark blue in color.”

hope you are pleased!

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[OC] A waterfall in northern Quebec, on the Ashuap Mushuan river. Photograph by Josh Brownrigg (me). [1545x1024].

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466: Ashuaps

Disclaimer: Ashuaps does not drool aha

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Cryptid of the Day: Ashuaps

Description: Ashuaps is a long neck monster seen in the Ashuapmushuan River in Quebec, Canada. It was first seen in 1978 by Marcel Tardif and his wife. They described it as 50-60ft long, and blackish. That same day, a canoe was overturned by an unknown force, containing a man, his wife and his daughter.