monster of Mongolian tales and legends

The strange creature is often seen by shepherds in the mountains of Mongolia, as well as scientists in Antarctica. A certain creature has certain characteristics: it looks like a huge brown or blue worm, from which heat emanates, and upon meeting with it, any creature instantly dies. Below we understand what kind of monster it is that lives in the mountains and deserts, and why it is actually inanimate.

There are many legends about the creature among the inhabitants of Mongolia. According to the local version, a huge worm lives in the mountains and the Gobi desert. Meeting with him is always sudden and often ends badly. The worm abruptly rises from the dunes and quickly rolls down. According to witnesses who observed this phenomenon live, the worm reaches about five meters in length and half a meter in width.

Many expeditions and hunters went in search of a strange creature, but no one managed to catch the monster. However, if you carefully study the information related to the attacks of the creature, you can establish that this is a completely inanimate organism. Scientists came to the conclusion that this is a plasmoid, which was formed due to the actual physical conditions on the ground.

It is something similar to ball lightning with some differences: this discharge is stretched in space, which is why it has the shape of a spindle. It is clear that such phenomena cannot have their own appearance: they consist of desert sands or snow, which are twisted into a whirlwind due to the influence of a magnetic field. Therefore, it seems to eyewitnesses that this is a big worm.

These phenomena hinder the work of expeditions in Antarctica. There are many stories associated with these plasmoids. True, it is no longer shepherds who talk about them, but scientists who are engaged in the study of such phenomena.

The picture is always similar: a huge worm from snow and ice rushes to no one knows where. From him, even on this continent, heat emanates. This substance can come across directly to a person, and the latter receives a powerful electrical discharge and is unlikely to be able to leave after such a meeting. Such “worms” can roll onto buildings, which are bound to burn down. This has happened more than once on the icy continent.

Any mountain range is a kind of power plant, so a large number of plasmoids are formed there. With their help, the mountain dumps excess accumulated energy. In American practice, these phenomena are called creons.