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The mokele-mbembe or li'kela-bembe is a neodinosaurian cryptid reported mainly from the Republic of the Congo and Cameroon, where it is alleged to inhabit swampy or marshy wetlands, lakes, and rivers. It is particularly associated with the Likouala region and Lake Tele, but is also reported from a number of other bodies of water. The mokele-mbembe is described as a large amphibious animal with a bulky body, a long neck and tail, and a small head, a description which has long suggested a sauropod

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