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Published on Nov 22, 2015
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Dragons, do they exist?
Sadly, flying, fire breathing beasts don't exist, But not all dragons have wings. That’s where the Megalania comes in, an ancient relative of the Komodo Dragon that terrorized the Aboriginals of Australia. It grew to lengths of up to twenty-six feet (eight meters) and weighed up to 4,300 pounds (1.9 tons). Its poisonous saliva contained a blood thinner that caused its victims to bleed to death.
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Kraken, does it exist?
The kraken is believed to have been inspired from a giant squid. But the squids lack monstrousity to be a kraken. But, a Colossal Squid was discovered in the Southern Ocean. It’s estimated to be about forty-six feet (fourteen meters) in length and its beak and eyes are bigger than that of a giant squid. What sets it apart from other squids: in addition to suckers, its limbs are lined with sharp hooks, some that swivel and others that have three points. Now that could do some damage.
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El Chubracabra, does it exist?
This beast and it's legend come from Mexico, but came to the US from the bordering states to Mexico. According to legend, a Chupacabra eats livestock and is known to drink their blood.
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Mermaids, do they exist?
Mostly, no, but they are famous from the movie and it's sequel, " The Little Mermaid." And there are many people who believe they have seen mermaids.
Photo by Abhijith B.Rao
