is the mongolian death worm real?

Answer 1

maybe.

Answer 2

Maybe. Its probably one of those things where if you see it its too late. No one has disproven it. Until the 70's the mountain gorilla was a local myth told by primatives around a campfire. Silly zoologists. The selocanth (sp) was extinct...oops. The Vietnamesse deer recently discovered. There are undiscovered species out there. Who knows, perhaps the death worm is a new species of constrictor.


Gabriel! I had a rabbit that I routinely set loose on strangers. Some would climb on their cars to escape. My Death Hare was a meat eater. And seemed to have a taste for the pale monkeys in the shiny boxes.

Answer 3

So far the Mongolian Death Worm, 'Allghoi khorkhoi' to the natives indigenous to the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, is considered a cryptozoological creature. That is, its existence is unproven.

The critter, a large reddish worm three to five feet long, can allegedly spew an acid-like yellow fluid and cause dangerous/deadly electrical discharges that can kill or injure at some distance. The Gobi Desert is pretty remote so it is difficult to say with any amount of certitude. Until one is caught and brought back its existence will remain the stuff of urban, or in this case, rural... very RURAL legends. LOL!

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Answer 4

Yes, beware the mongolian death worm for it is real and without mercy!!!

Answer 5

Yes, as is the birmanese killer rabbit. Two very dangerous beasts.

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

i believe it depends which part of dune you are from.

Answer 8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolian_Death_Worm

Dunno. I don't want to step on one though.