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A popular myth stated that French oceanographer and explorer Jacques Cousteau once took a dive into California and Nevada’s shared Lake Tahoe. It was said that his dive in the 1970s brought back no actual documentation about what he had seen toward the bottom of the lake but people have their suspicions. The legend claims that he may have seen the lake’s fabled sea monster, Tahoe Tessie. Other stories suggest he was witness to hundreds of dead bodies at the bottom of the lake. The chilling part of the myth was the single statement that Cousteau was said to have uttered:

“The world isn’t ready for what was down there.”

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