- One day on-- (screaming)
- [Stephen] What mom?
What? (gasping)
- We're home! - Made it!
- We made it back from the beach.
What is going on Sharers, welcome to the vlog.
Welcome back to another super epic day.
So if you didn't already see, in our last vlog,
Grace, John and I, we all were at the beach.
We finished everything up, we figured out
where the pond monsters were living,
where they were born, where they've been hiding out.
We trapped 'em with a nylon, teflon net thing
and now we're coming back home to visit everyone
at the Sharer family house.
My mom, baby Otter and Cooper
and we're gonna have to check in with mom
to see what's been going on with the pond monster here.
- Yeah, 'cause a lot of you Sharers were commenting
down below on my channels that you saw the pond monster
follow me to the beach, but we don't know
if there's still more here or if it came back with us.
We don't really know what happened to that one.
- Well, I don't think the pond monster came back
because I looked all throughout the truck
and we didn't see anything so we should be good.
Oh there's baby Otter and Cooper.
We're home! (barking)
- Hi babies! - Hi!
- Hi Cooper! - Hi Cooper, hi Otter!
- Oh it's Cooper! - Did you miss us? Yeah.
You missed us!
Hi baby Otter. - Hi Cooper!
- Yeah! - They're friends!
They're best friends ever. - Yeah.
John, Otter's saying hi to you.
- Hey Otter. - What's going on?
- Cooper's saying hi. - High five, Cooper.
- Hi five. - Oh yeah.
Have you seen mom?
She outside working somewhere?
Yeah? - Looks like Cooper knows.
She said back there. - Mom?
Is she behind the dumpster?
Mom?
- [John] Sounds like she's around back.
- Where is she?
Is she back here?
Mom?
Are you home? - No.
- [Grace] I hear someone.
- Mom?
- [John] Looks like Cooper knows where she is..
- [Stephen] Otter, what're you looking at?
What're you looking at? Where is she?
- [John] Oh, looks like Cooper's all the way down there.
- [Stephen] Cooper!
Where's mom? Where is she?
Oh wow, they've really come a long way on the bunker,
check it out. - Oh yeah.
- It looks good.
That bunker looks good, doesn't it, John?
- Yeah, looks like it's almost done.
- Oh yeah.
Otter, come on.
Come on.
Otter, what d'you see?
- [Grace] He's looking up at that tree.
- [Stephen] Otter, what is it?
Hey, Otter, come on (whistling), come on.
- What do you see? - What?
(dog whining) Come on!
Let's go find mom, she's outside working somewhere.
What is it, Otter? (helicopter roaring)
- It's a helicopter. - Oh, big helicopter.
Is that what you're looking at, Otter?
- I think so. - Yeah.
It's just a helicopter.
All right, come on.
Let's go find mom.
Mom!
I don't know, mom?
Cooper, where's mom? - Where'd she go?
- Where is she? Huh?
Oh hey, mom. - Oh, hey, hey!
You're back from the beach!
Woo! Hug, hug, hug but I'm all dirty!
- Ah, you're a little dirty. - Yeah!
- What're you doing back here?
- Well, I've been trying to get the weeds
away from the foundation,
'cause they have to paint back in here.
It's a mess.
I don't know if it's true or not
but I've been working out here quite a bit
and there's been some action down at the pond.
I didn't call you 'cause I know you're away
and I'm not 100% sure but I think it's time
to start re-investigating the pond.
- Well the good news is, at the beach we learned
a lot from the lifeguards about the history
of the pond monsters and what kind of animal they are.
- [Grace] And I read that book there,
which had a lot of facts about the monster.
- Yeah, did you know that monsters
are actually horseshoe crabs?
- Horseshoe crabs?
Have you ever seen a horseshoe crab in fresh water?
- No. - No.
That's why it's kinda weird that the pond monster
would be in the pond. - Yeah.
How did he even get down there?
- I don't know. - I mean,
if you think about it, between the ocean and fresh water,
there's a mix of salt water and fresh water and then--
- [Stephen] I know but there's no stream here.
Wait, what are those white flags all around the pond?
What is that? - Oh, no, no, no.
Don't worry, that's not for the pond monster,
that's for Cooper. - Oh, a fence for him.
- He has to learn to stay in the yard.
And I don't want him jumping in the pond.
Especially with the pond monster,
so we're keeping him safe.
I don't know what you're gonna do,
but I saw stuff, not just in one area.
Kinda all over and I was a little worried
that I saw stuff up in here. - Wait, where up here?
- Kinda like, see it's getting very weedy
and I don't know...
Oh my God! - What?
(screaming) What is that? What is that?
(screaming) - Is there a snake?
- [Stephen] Ah mom, ew, was that a snake?
(screaming) - What is it?
- Oh my gosh, it's not a snake.
It's not a snake, I don't know.
It's a rope. - Mom!
- I've been on such high alert,
every time I see something I'm kinda nervous and I look!
And every time I hear something, I look
and I just saw something black.
- That must have been from the construction workers,
they must have threw it in there by accident.
- It's caught in here. - Oh what is that?
- Wait, wait! - Maybe it leads to something.
- I don't know. - What is it?
- What? - Oh my gosh, it's so long!
- Where does it go to?
What? That makes no sense.
What does that go to? - I have no idea.
But I heard stuff in this area.
Oh my gosh. - What?
- Maybe the pond monster was trying to trap me?
(gasping)
- You think it could do that? - No.
I don't know.
We need to get to the bottom of this.
- Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Where else did you see?
Is this where you saw evidence
of the pond monster or where else?
- Not really, I saw this kind of stuff.
Like going through there. - Movement.
- Oh movement. - And every time I saw that
we would just go in and then I'd look out the window
and really didn't see anything.
- Wait, so I don't get it,
what is this wood thing that you're putting up?
- Well I started making a trap and I was gonna try
to put like weeds and maybe some coy food or...
- Oh to kinda bait it? - Yeah, I don't know--
- [Stephen] Oh so it's a trap for the pond monster?
- Yeah, I was thinking about making a triangle,
covering it with camouflage and putting inside
a bunch of stuff and then making a net,
when you see it, pull it up.
- Has the pond monster gotten any,
have you seen any signs of the pond monster
closer to the house though?
- When I was thinking if it was here,
it could be coming here. - Okay.
- Up through the fence if it's trying to hide.
You gotta think of how it would move.
Where it would be able to come close enough to the house
where we wouldn't see it, and I'm thinking really the fence.
- Oh, there's that gap right there.
- [Grace] Oh, there's holes in the fence.
- Oh there's, wait, hold on. - There's a hole in the fence.
- [John] Maybe it could get through there.
- Wait, what's with the holes, mom?
Hold on, this isn't good.
What is this? - It looks like
it was scratched right here. - Wait a second.
Wait, what?
Is this made of teflon?
- Yeah, we found that out from the animal control guy.
- That's weird? - Oh my gosh.
You know, I have a thought. - What?
- If the pond monster is super smart,
he may have dug holes or scratched holes or bit through this
to make peep holes because from here,
you can see me working in the yard and at...
- Oh, you're right. (banging)
What was that? - Probably just the wind.
I don't know. - Oh gosh.
Every time I hear something I get so nervous.
- Wait, Cooper seems nervous.
What's wrong baby? (dog whining)
- What's wrong? - But this is a good location.
And then I've been up here. (banging)
- [Stephen] What is that noise?
- [John] I think it's this flapping in the wind, look.
- Is it windy out? - It's not even windy out.
- I don't feel anything. - Oh the trees aren't even,
I don't know. - That's weird.
- I am just so glad you guys are home because
I didn't wanna bother you but I've been
a little bit nervous.
- So when's the last time you saw any kind of movement
from a potential pond monster? - Yesterday.
Yesterday? - Yesterday.
- Wait, so Grace, that means whatever followed you
to the beach wasn't the same animal.
- You're right, that means there's another one.
- But like I said, every time I see something
flash by my eye, and then it disappears, or makes noise,
I'm getting a little nervous. - Yeah, I would too.
- Oh and definitely splashing.
Big splashing.
Not the coy.
I go down there, feed the coy, they come up and eat.
Later that day, I'm looking out the window no coy--
(banging) - Cooper what're you doing?
- What's that noise? - He's moving the fence.
- Cooper! - Cooper don't scare me!
And then I look out the window, no coys, food's all gone
but there's big splashing.
- The monster likes coy food so maybe,
after you fed the coy, did you then see the splashing?
Or did you see it before?
- You know, the coy don't eat all the food.
There's always some that floats and actually,
now that I think about it, the coy were eating
and then they all disappeared at once which is not normal
because they usually kinda eat,
and when they're full they leave,
but they don't all leave at the one time.
So I'm wondering if that pond monster scares them away.
And then takes their food.
- So the invisible fence that we got for the dogs
is actually tricking the dogs to not see the pond monster
'cause the pond monster just goes
across the border right there,
could head up into the woods and go that way.
- Oh no, they could still see the pond monster.
They just can't get to it. - Yeah.
- So we need to each Cooper and Otter a special bark
that says, "Pond monster." - That makes sense.
- Where's the fence end?
Right in the woods there? - Yeah.
Right in the woods and he can get around
where the wood pile is, which again,
could be a great hiding place.
- So why don't we go check this spot out.
Oh look, the fence is ripped. (screaming)
What? What? - I just saw that log move.
I'm not kidding, that's the kind of stuff--
(screaming)
That's the kinda stuff I've been seeing!
- I don't see anything. - I'm getting outta here!
No, no, no, no, no, no! - What?
It looks fine. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I'm serious, Stephen.
Hold on.
When I'm outside working, there should be no stuff
like that going on and I'm telling you,
it does it all the time, it's so smart
and it tricks me and it makes moves--
- Wait, does what all the time?
- Like noises, things moving, flashes.
- Wait, look a second, look, this net is broken right here.
- What's going on? - Straight torn marks.
That's weird. - Huh.
- Stephen, I'm only staying close but I'm gonna be behind.
- Okay. - Like 10 feet behind.
- Okay, I'm gonna go check it out then.
- Wait, look at that. - Yeah, let's go take a look.
- What?
- That tree over there, it looks like it got ripped out.
- Oh you're right. - Yeah, there's a huge hole.
- [Stephen] Wait, invisible fence goes
all the way down there.
Where does the whole fence go?
- The pond monster will not be affected
by the electric fence, there's no way.
He can sneak, the dogs can't, but he can sneak in and out
any place he wants. - Okay.
- Hey Stephen? - What?
- Also, another amazing hiding place, which I think.
Where that tree fell over, there's a huge hole.
Huge! - Okay, let's go check it out.
- You think it's the house of the monster?
- [Stephen] You think it's the nest
where they've been hiding? - I don't know.
- Wait, anyone else hear something?
Like a deer? - No.
Do you? - Cooper!
- What?
What mom? What? (banging)
- [Stephen] I don't understand why that's falling.
- There's nothing over there.
- It seems pretty unstable. - Stephen!
- What? - It's not normal.
- It might just be unstable, look.
- No, it can't be! - They fall really easily.
- I think it's just windy. - It's just unstable.
Mom, it's fine.
- I wouldn't worry that much about it.
- Ah, John, don't knock all that over, put that back.
- All right. - All right.
I think John was just messing with us.
- John, are you messing with us?
- No, I promise, it wasn't me. - Come on, John.
- It definitely was. - You're scaring me.
- No, I would never do that. - John.
- [Grace] You're a pranker.
- Look, I'm cleaning it up now.
- Okay. - Comment down below
if you saw John move those. - I didn't, I promise!
- John! - I don't know.
I don't believe you.
All right, at least I feel better.
- All right, let's go check out this tree.
We need to get some more evidence.
But seriously John, no more goofing off.
If you actually see something, be real about it, okay?
- Don't worry, I'll yell. - No more pranking.
- All right, let's go see what this is.
Oh, there's a big hole in this tree thing!
- Oh that looks exactly like a nest.
- Yeah, it probably got made into a nest.
Oh my goodness!
Whoa!
That is a deep hole!
- Yeah, it's big enough where I would live there.
- [Stephen] That is a deep hole, oh my goodness.
- [Grace] I feel like a monster like ripped this open.
- [Stephen] Wait, look at that.
What is that at the very bottom?
- [Grace] That looks like an egg.
- That actually looks like a legit egg.
- [John] Maybe that's the thing that comes out of--
- The dogs used to come all the way to here
so I stopped 'em because I was afraid
they'd get in the hole, which they were trying to.
They would be at the top of that hole,
which is how I found it.
We had to put that fence here to keep 'em out.
- [Stephen] Well, yeah, good thing, wait,
we gotta get that egg thing at the bottom.
- I don't know how to get it.
I don't wanna go in there.
- [Stephen] You don't wanna go down there?
- No. - Do you have your iPhone?
- Flashlight's on, I don't think it's doing anything.
- Oh, it is? - It's got like an egg
with a tail on it, do you see that?
- I think that's the tail that comes out of its head
once it grows up. - Oh yeah, the spike thing.
- Right, exactly.
- Hold on, I'm gonna try to get a stick and poke it.
- [Grace] We don't wanna hurt it though.
- Let me try to get this. - Don't make it angry.
- Watch out, here we go. - Whoa, okay.
- Stephen be careful,
we don't know if the pond monster's nice.
Maybe there are very few left in the world.
- [Grace] Yeah, we have to be careful.
- We really don't know.
- Hold on, ready, I'm gonna touch it.
You ready? - Be careful.
Don't hurt it. - Three, two, one.
- Don't crack it. - Oh, it's soft!
- It's soft? Leave it alone!
Leave it alone, it could be its baby.
- I don't wanna touch it 'cause if it's an egg to an animal,
you don't wanna hurt the egg.
- All animals protect their babies.
- I'll take a picture of it. - Okay.
Save it as evidence. - We can send it
to the lifeguards back at the beach.
Ready? Three, two, one. (flash clicking)
All right, got a picture.
- Okay. - I don't necessarily
feel comfortable being between the monster and it's house.
- No. - That's probably true.
- I'm just gonna poin that out.
- Momma deers do the same thing,
all animals in the wild protect their babies.
Especially momma bears. - You think it's a bear?
- No, it's a bear. - It's not a bear.
- Bears don't grow from eggs, silly.
- What is that noise?
(screaming) - Wait a minute!
- What? - I hear snapping of leaves.
- I don't see anything. - There's twisting.
- It's probably just deer. - Wasn't me this time!
- I know it wasn't John this time, I saw John.
- Hold on. - Maybe we should move
to the back yard. - Yeah.
I don't feel comfortable here. - Yeah, okay.
Well, I think I've had enough.
I'm gonna go back to get the dogs, make sure they're safe
and get back to my work. - Okay.
- You guys do whatever but don't bother the egg.
It's so important, we don't know
if it's an endangered species
So, just keep an eye on it. - Okay.
- Okay, bye mom. - I'll see you later.
- [Grace] Okay, go watch the dogs.
- We'll keep an eye on everything.
- Thank you. - Okay, so.
We don't wanna disrupt the egg.
- [Grace] Yeah, we should just watch it.
- No what is, Stephen, what is that thing?
- John what? (talking over one another)
- We gotta run. - What, what, what?
(gasping) guys, guys, guys. - We have to run outta here.
- Here, take the camera. - It's 'cause we're
in between the nest, we're in between the nest.
John, right in between the nest, go.
We're in between the nest.
Wait go, I don't care Grace, just go quick.
Go, quick, quick, quick.
John, run, Grace, run, run, quick.
(shrieking)
Go, go, go. - Stephen it's after you.
- [Stephen] It's after us, it's after us.
- [Grace] Wait, I just heard another one.
- [Stephen] Another one?
There might be multiples.
- [John] We need to go back to the back yard.
- Quick, we gotta get outta here!
Go, Grace, go!
Go, Grace, come on!
Come on, go, go, get outta here, go.
Go, go, go, go!
Get outta here!
Grace, we're in between the nest and the pond monster.
Grace come on, hurry, hurry Grace, hurry, hurry, hurry.
Run, run, run, go, go, go, go, go!
Hide, hide out.
- Cooper's barking. - Cooper's barking.
They're barking. - They see something
and we see it too. - Okay, you know what?
That's the nest of the pond monster.
- We gotta go, go inside. - We found it.
- Grab some stuff. (screaming)
Quick, just go, just go, quick, inside, go!
Wait okay, don't look turn around, go inside quick!
Quick, quick, quick!
No, I think we're okay.
I don't know, I don't know, just go inside.
Quick!
Go, go, go, go.
Grace, come on, come on, come on.
- How close is it? - I don't know.
Okay. (puffing)
Okay. - That's as fast as I've ran.
- Good news is, well, I don't know if there's good news
but we did find the pond monster,
we know where the nest is, now we just need to
figure out supplies. - Grab some stuff.
- And decipher that egg. - I locked the door guys,
so it can't come in. - Okay, let's grab
some more nets and more supplies, all that good stuff.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'll go get my camera so I can record it on my channel.
- Okay, let's go.
Whoa! (screaming)
(mumbling)