Louisiana is home to many things: some of the United States’ finest cooking, seemingly endless stretches of marshy land, and one particularly smelly, web-toed creature known as the Honey Island Swamp Monster. This is a full mainfeed release of Premium Episode 45: The Swamp. 

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Works Cited

Meghan Holmes, “The Honey Island Swamp Monster.” Country Roads Magazine, 2021.

Richard Boyd, “Honey Island Tale Recounted.”  The Times-Picayune, 2000.

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Experience New Orleans Tourist Site 

Official Gulf Coast Heritage: Mississippi

Cajun Encounters Tourist Site 

Pearl River Tours 

PBS: Primates 

Harlan Ford Footage