The White Flamingo of the Everglades

In the depths of the Everglades, there's a flamingo that hunters refuse to speak about.

Pure white. No pink. It stands motionless in complete darkness, and when you hear

the water ripple, it's already too late. This thing doesn't filter feed like

normal flamingos. It waits. A researcher went missing last year studying nocturnal

birds. They found his camera three months later. The footage shows him following what

he thought was an egret. But egrets don't move like that. Frame by frame,

you can see it turning its neck backward, watching him. The video cuts to black.

Then sounds. Dragging. His screams echo against limestone walls.