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What are sky serpents?

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People say sky serpents are giant flying snakes far beyond in the sky. In youtube, there are some videos claiming they have seen a sky serpent. Others say there are type of balloons. I can't say for sure, but I think the government made something like those. they are wind turbines that can fly, but that is all the info I can get. Maybe they are actually real? Or maybe they are just fakes? Who's to say for sure.

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