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Ogopogo a name from a British music-hall song, applied first to the monster in 1912 
n. a famed monster reported as being seen from time to time in Okanagan Lake, B.C.
- 1936 Ogopogo's head is slightly reminiscent of Henry VIII, he has a torso like an accordeon, and a tail like a shillelagh.
- 1952 Ogopogo is no newcomer to the Okanagan. Long before the white men came the Indians knew him as Naitaka or Lake Demon--a dread monster with a carnivorous appetite. . . .
- 1964 Here . . . according to hundreds of British Columbians who claim they've seen them--[are] a number of friendly sea monsters, including "Ogopogo."
- 1936 Ogopogo's head is slightly reminiscent of Henry VIII, he has a torso like an accordeon, and a tail like a shillelagh.