Once, a woman was captured by some Mohawks. It let her ride on its back to an island. So I don't teach the actual name. He said he purposely gave the Yak a wrong name. But Jim Saylor, an oceanographer at the Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab in Ann Arbor, said that was unlikely.
Sturgeons like to stay in deep water.
Saylor compared Lake Champlain to Loch Ness, the famous lake in Scotland that is supposed to have a snake-like monster called Nessie. There have been so many Champ sightings near Port Henry, New York, that the village put up a sign with the names of 80 eyewitnesses. There's even a Vermont law to protect Champ, though so far, using sound has failed to find his hiding place. The Yak thinks they should keep looking. All rights reserved.