Although today's science has improved a lot, but before a series of giant, strange animal carcasses washed ashore this is still a mystery. Some are thought to be deep-sea animals, but most have yet to be identified. They are often called sea monsters
1. New Jersey Water Monster (USA)
This "monster" with a large mouth and many sharp teeth was caught by a fisherman in New Jersey (USA). According to experts, this is a giant lamprey, they usually live On the rocks, big fish eat seaweed, sea creatures and suck blood to survive.
2. Giant Worm (UK)
The shape of this giant worm resembles a magnified worm, with a long bearded head and hundreds of legs on both sides. Its whole body is covered with thousands of stiff hairs that can cause itching and even paralysis. Called Barry, this giant worm has a length of more than 1.2 meters and lives in hiding in the coral reefs at the marine park in Cornwall - England. It ate up to 91kg of fish in the park and this only stopped when the staff used fish to lure it out of the cave and catch it.
3. Monster Montauk (USA)
Monster Montauk was discovered on a beach in New York state (USA). This creature has a head like a bird's head, but the lower jaw has teeth. Meanwhile, Montauk's body resembles a dog but is completely hairless. Since its discovery until now, scientists have not been able to solve the mystery of Montauk's origin. Some people believe that Montauk is a sick panda. This explains the hair loss and loss of the entire upper jaw. However, this theory is opposed by many people because they believe that the panda's legs are much shorter than the legs of the monster Montauk.
4. Turtle Head Monster (Panama)
In September 2009, people in Panama had a panic attack when they discovered a strange creature washed ashore from nowhere. Accordingly, this strange creature has a head that looks like a turtle's head, but the body is hairless and completely smooth, especially, it has hands like a human.
5. "Sea monster" deep sea (Vietnam)
Once appearing on the coast of the central provinces of Vietnam ... this aquatic monster is also known as paddle fish. The paddlefish has a thin, flattened body, bright red fins, mottled skin, and a long red antennae on the top of the head. Paddlefish belongs to the family Regalecidae, is the longest bony fish, the Guinness Book of Records recorded a paddlefish up to 17 meters long. According to Japanese experts, if paddlefish appear a lot, there may be an earthquake because this is a fish that lives in the deep sea and is especially sensitive to the effects of fault movement. concussions can be predicted.
6. Sakhalin Island Monster (Russia)
It was found on the coast of Sakhalin Island with a length of nearly 2.5 meters, a body resembling a legendary dragon with many wounds on its body, a bird-like beak and a body covered with feathers. It looks similar to a dolphin but has fur and a beak. So far, experts have not been able to determine what this animal is.
7. "Sea Dinosaur" Folly (USA)
This sea monster has a similar appearance to a dinosaur, so people call it "sea dinosaur". Its corpse was found on the coast of Folly - South Carolina and is in the stage of decomposition. It is up to 3 meters long with rows of hard scales, has a light green color and is identified by experts as an Atlantic sturgeon.
8. Tasmanian Sea Monster (Australia)
The Tasmanian sea monster was discovered in August 1960 and is also known as the "Tasmania Blob". When discovered, this mysterious creature was dead. It lacks eyes but has a mouth, it is covered with white hard hair and is especially large with a length of up to 6m. At that time, scientists were also unable to determine the bone structure of this animal, so they thought that this could be a new mammal species. The curtain of mystery that covered the Tasmanian sea monster was not solved until 21 years later, ie 1981. With the support of advanced science and technology, scientists analyzed the bone structure of the sea monster and concluded, this is in fact a whale.
9. 13 ton sea monster (Chile)
This sea monster in Chile was discovered in July 2003 and has a length of up to 12m, weighing 13 tons. Initially, many biologists identified this as a giant octopus that has never been known before. However, the sea monster was later identified as a whale. But some other biologists are still not completely convinced with the above conclusion because at first, the sea monster was speculated to be an invertebrate.
