This week on the Supreme, we take a look at the seven most chilling things spotted in swamps

Today , we'll be exploring the seven most chilling things accidentally spotted in swamps.

Tina Dorschel was walking through the swamp one day while she was recording video on her smartphone of all of the natural scenery.

A giant Panther will sort of wild and all alone comes frantically trotting towards the woman and her camera.

Cottonmouth Up , we've got a story about one of the six native venomous snakes in Georgia .

A Georgia cottonmouth, also known as a water moccasin, swam around expert Matt Moore when he encountered the snake.

The cottonmouth has a reputation as being extremely aggressive with people recounting tales of being bitten and even chased and pursued by these Slytherin creatures.

Honey Island Swamp Monster has resurfaced in many recreations over the years , but to this day , there's been no direct proof that it really exists.

Yellowstone National Park is filled with all types of wetlands, marshes, streams, rivers, and lakes.

Because of that, there are a multitude of different land animals living off of the rich terrain.

A young black bear, no more than two years old , found its way into the ladies bathroom inside of the lodge.