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The Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi DThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withThe Nandi bear, named after the Nandi people
of Kenya, is said to be a ferocious creature that
gobbles up its victim’s brains, ignoring the rest
of the body. However, bears became extinct in
Africa long ago. So who is this mind-munching
monster? Some scientists speculate that it is a
chalicotherium—a gorilla-like mammal with huge
claws. Others think it’s an oversized hyena.
Mongolian death worm
Habitat: Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you withesert, Mongolia
Almost 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) long and as
thick as a human arm, this incredibly
unpleasant wormlike creature lives in
the desert sands. Its Mongolian name,
Allghoi khorkhoi, means “blood-filled
intestine worm” because it resembles
the bloody guts of a slaughtered cow.
If its looks alone don’t put you off,
try this: Mongolians insist that the
worm spews out an acidic spray that
can kill in an instant. If that doesn’t
work, it can zap you with