Mysterious sea creature with glowing eyes chases fisherman on speedboat. Terrifying viral video
India Today
A terrifying video that has gone viral on social media features a mysterious creature chasing a fisherman on board a speed boat.
A hair-raising video that has surfaced on social media features a mysterious sea creature chasing a boat with a fisherman on board. The 45-second-long video which was filmed off the coast of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, has left everyone in utter shock, Daily Star reports.
In the now-viral video, the unidentified sea creature can be seen repeatedly leaping from the water and it appears that it was trying to chase the speedboat with the fisherman onboard. The terrifying moment appears to have been captured by the unidentified man on the boat. At one point of time, it came quite close to the speedboat. We can also see the eyes of the creature glowing in the dark. Since there was hardly any light, it was pretty difficult to ascertain what creature it was. However, it was nothing like we have seen before.
The video was posted on Twitter and captioned in Portuguese which translates to, “Mysterious creature chased a boat yesterday in Rio Grande do Sul.”
Watch the video here:
Criatura misteriosa perseguiu um barco ontem no Rio Grande do Sul.Segue o fio para descobrir que monstro é esse nessa #BioThreadBr pic.twitter.com/chOfZ5d0VK
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