Organism 46-B is said to be an enormous 33ft-long, 14-tentacled squid-like aquatic creature which lived in Lake Vostok, a subglacial lake located under two miles of ice beneath Vostok Station in the Antarctic. It is said to have attacked a team of Russian scientists on an expedition while exploring the lake. The animal could release a toxin into the water to immobilize its prey from a distance of up to 150 feet and displayed an astonishing degree of shapeshifting. It is said it shaped into the form of a human diver. Its limbs were animate and aggressive even after amputation, and it showed a considerable degree of both hostility and intelligence, including being able to communicate telepathically with humans.

Is this some sort of giant squid or just an exciting story of a mythical sea creature? Jessica remote viewed this interesting creature and reveals her findings here on "Remote Viewing Investigations," with her co-host Barry Littleton.