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The dingonek or Jungle Walrus, also known as the Kenyan Salty Fish, is a cryptid walrus that purportedly lives in the heart of western Africa. It was first discovered by a tribesman named Mabuthurts in 1698, when he went out into the jungle in search of some more 40(pronounced "fow-tay") and he stumbled upon it. Many scientists believe it was simply a fat white chick, and thats why he was chasing it.
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