On this week's episode, Matthew and Holly venture into the mangroves for a study on the most mythical monsters to ever roam the Australian wilderness. This week, two cryptozoic creatures for the price of one: Yowies and Bunyips.


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"Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeod
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Sources cited:

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