Somehow it took 28 episodes to finally get around to covering lake monsters, but here we are! And don't you worry: this one's got more logs and waves and misidentified loons than you can shake a moose at.

Jake starts off with a famous serpentine creature from a British Columbia lake, and while he may not be so convinced of its supernatural origins, he ends up a true believer in its power to make videos of its likeness vanish from the internet. Then, on the other side of a thrilling game of Shadowlands Roulette, Wyatt takes us into the deepest reaches of the Congo Basin to search for a legendary relic from a lost world. There's dinosaurs in them thar hills!

Also, huge bats are still apparently doing stuff in Chicago, so that comes up, too. Dive right in, because it's a wet and wild and science-y good time on this week's Superduperstitious!

EPISODE LINKS

Jake's story

N'ha-A-Itk: https://goo.gl/G8twRj

Ogopogoquest: https://goo.gl/K8hb5a

Live Science article: https://goo.gl/NNFMVc

Ogopogo video: https://youtu.be/5q9qgSn1QGE?t=16s

Very loud video: https://goo.gl/HDUUkx

Wyatt's story

Mokele Mbembe 1: https://goo.gl/CXLAQP

Mokele Mbembe 2: https://goo.gl/SSaUj8

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