What Creature Is This?

[Vardoger]

If it is indeed a creature and not something CGI.

 

[MercuryCrest]

Pretty sure that's just CGI. It moves way too smoothly and there's a glitch with the light reflecting off it.

 

[Lb8535]

So the classic response is "I don't know but it's on your left shoulder."

 

[Mythopoeika]

Pretty sure that's just CGI. It moves way too smoothly and there's a glitch with the light reflecting off it.

Yes. The movement does look very like CGI.

 

[Endlessly Amazed]

Was it filmed in downtown New York City?

 

[EnolaGaia]

The part that strikes me as the most 'fake' is the blob at the top / far end that slides to the right. This sliding blob seems to be a separate object and not part of the heaving thing that covers it. When the thing pushes away from the surface there's no visible separate object between it and the surface.

The most interesting bit is one 'leg' on the left side whose end slides right (and the 'leg' bends) as the thing moves away from the surface. When the thing moves back closer to the surface this 'leg' straightens out again into its original position. This suggests the 'leg' isn't just a soft bungee-cord kind of object. This also indicates the 'legs' aren't strongly attached to the surface.

It's not clear to me whether the 'creature' is up in a corner where two walls meet at a ceiling or down on the floor.

The presence of a strong spotlight source (see its reflection) makes me think this isn't just a casual recording, done with a smartphone, of something somebody simply happened upon in an ordinary setting.

 

[hunck]

There’s something weird with lots of legs in my bathroom but I’ll only video it for 20 seconds.

 

[FunkyTT]

It better be CGI ..... Shudder!!

 

[maximus otter]

If it is indeed a creature and not something CGI.

That is a…

maximus otter

 

[PeteS]

I would say that this is not CGI, but a model easily faked by someone with good skills, or the adaption of a toy. The legs that don't move are the means of fixing to the wall. Movement either by clockwork or radio control.

 

[Ringo]

Looks like someone glued a tortoise to the wall.

 

[SimonBurchell]

Looks like someone glued a tortoise to the wall.

At Sellafield.

 

[Sid]

If it is indeed a creature and not something CGI.

If this clip is real, and it's not CGI, then to me it appears to be two critters possibly mating?

 

[PeteS]

If this clip is real, and it's not CGI, then to me it appears to be two critters possibly mating?

That was my first thought as well.

 

[Ogdred Weary]

I would say that this is not CGI, but a model easily faked by someone with good skills, or the adaption of a toy. The legs that don't move are the means of fixing to the wall. Movement either by clockwork or radio control.

Given the limited and repetitive movement I immediately thought it might be something mechanical.