Bertha the bunyip rises from her cave at Sturt Reserve, Murray Bridge on her 50th birthday: January 29, 2022. Read the story of how Dennis Newell's crazy idea became a national icon: www.murraybrid...
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@@nataliecowan5898 close 1, they where all removed cause they where all heavily decade look at the one BEFORE this one it’s nightmare fuel also submichamiafobia is fear of man made things under water
They shoulda made it look more alive and had it move and have it’s claws spring forward or at least had its eyes blink along with glowing affects underwater
I just imagine that one day I wake up and the first thing I see in front of my eyes is this bunyip, it's going to give me a cardiac arrest before I react
Murray Bridge Bunyip does not scare me, but I'm scared to go in the water with that Bunyip Animatronic That Animatronic looks scary and it looks like a scary terrifying monster.
@@orangesedits1149 no, if you look back at the old and new version, the design is completely different, including head shape and body shape, especially the body shape.
The previous bunyip and her baby were vandalised in 2000. So is this bunyip Bertha junior, or does she regenerate like Doctor Who? It remains a mystery.
@@MurrayBridgeNews Vandalized? Who would vandelize something as scary as bertha before the revamp? I mean you have/saw the photos and footage of the original animatronic before that.
@@systemshocker2875a vandal in 2000 had snapped the head off the baby bunyip and tore the right arm of the adult bunyip and this caused the bunyips to be replaced
@@orangesedits1149 it's not, he's talking about the one that used to be in there before this one replaced it, the original one was more creepier and had a baby bunyip
