Are these animals Monsters?
Aren't we worse?
Ever since mankind made their first boat, they have
reported about monsters in the sea...
The Kraken
Nordic fables mentions an animal called Kraken, which was a kind of giant
octopi big enough to sink fishing vessels. In 1873, a Kraken attacked a fishing
boat outside Newfoundland. The two fishermen on board saw something that
resembled a large kelp ball, and became terrified when they saw that it had
an eye. It looked like a giant octopus. It Grappled around the ship with it's
arms, but the fishermen chopped off one of them, and the wounded Kraken
escaped. It left an arm that was 20 feet long. Experts tells that this arm
must come from an animal at least 70 feet long. But this is no monster.
this is just a big octopus. Nothing strange about that.
The Sea Serpent
The Sea Serpent is maybe the most famous unrecorded animal. In 1848 the
sailors aboard the english Galleon Daedalus saw a strange creature when
the boat rounded Cape Town. Captain Peter McQuhae said that it was a 70
feet long sea serpent. It swam beside the ship for about 20 minutes. The head
was about a meter over the surfacem and it's jaws was big enough to eat a man
in one bite. In 1965 the belgian zoologist Bernard Hevelmanns started a
broad examination of sea serpents. He read 587 descriptions from 1936 and to 1964,
and found out that 358 of the descriptions were true. He split the sea serpent
into 9 species. Are there more?.... The sea serpent is a big snake or eel,
and it's nothing strange about it.
Nessie
Nessie. The large sea serpent of Loch Ness. A plesiosaur, a sea living dinosaur
from the Jurrassic age, surviving in it's Highland lake, eating fish and
other animals down there. Nothing strange about that....
Homo Yetius
The Yeti, Sasquatch, Bigfoot, or as i'll say: Repulsive Snowman.(yeah).
This is a big monkey or humanoid, covered by fur living in the mountains
all over the world. Some of those are fictions, but others seem to be true.
In Tibet the last of the Neanderthals is trying to survive, and therefore,
they act like dangerous beasts. Nothing strange about that.
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