1. SHOEBILL

Yes, this is a real bird, and no, it’s not a terrifying monster of the skies, though they do fly, and their wingspan can reach a whopping eight feet!.

The shoebill (also known as a shoe-billed stork or whalehead) is a very large, storklike bird found in the swamps and tropic of East Africa.

Due to habitat destruction, they are currently a vulnerable species.


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2. JAPANESE SPIDER CRAB.

It’s no wonder why Japan is famous for their monster movies when they’ve got animals like this!

One of the country’s fishing staples, the Japanese spider crab lives at depths of up to 2,000 feet and can weigh up to 42 pounds.

In some parts of Japan, it is even considered a delicacy.

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3. CHINESE GIANT SALAMANDER.

The world’s largest amphibian can be found in streams and lakes of China and can grow up to six feet in length.

Almost completely blind, the Chinese giant salamander is considered to be critically endangered due to habitat loss.

4. CINEREOUS VULTURE.

This large raptor is a Eurasian species, and is believed to be the largest bird of prey on Earth.

These vultures can weigh up to 31 pounds, with wingspans of eight to 10 feet.

Their flight is buoyant with deep, heavy flaps of their massive wings.

Jeffrey12:
1. SHOEBILL

Yes, this is a real bird, and no, it’s not a terrifying monster of the skies, though they do fly, and their wingspan can reach a whopping eight feet!.

The shoebill (also known as a shoe-billed stork or whalehead) is a very large, storklike bird found in the swamps and tropic of East Africa.

Due to habitat destruction, they are currently a vulnerable species.

See as nature wear am kneepad

5. AFRICAN GOLIATH FROG.

Frog or dinosaur?
It’s definitely a frog, though it’s hard to imagine seeing this Kermit in your backyard!

Found in Cameroon, these giant critters can live up to 15 years, and are happy to devour anything from insects and bugs to snakes even other frogs. Terrifying.

6. This giant moth is one of the many that invaded Malaysia!


A real-life Mothra, these moths may be massive, but they’re nothing to be afraid of, as they’re harmless to humans.

Earlier last year, a swarm of thousands o these big guys got people in Malaysia really excited as they descended into people’s homes and even interrupted a football match!

7. GREAT FLYING FOX.

No, this image has not been photoshopped, that’s an actual bat!
Part of the ancient genus Pteropus, the great flying fox (also known as the Bismarck flying fox) is a species of Megabat that resides in the lowland area of New Guinea and in the Bismarck Archipelago, and weighs only three pounds despite its massive size.

8. COCONUT CRAB.

This gigantic crab was named for its claw that are powerful enough to crack coconuts!
Found on the islands throughout the Indian Ocean and parts of the Pacific, the coconut crab is the largest species of terrestrial crab and is in fact related to hermit crabs.

They enjoy eating fruit and nuts, but will also snack on the corpses of dead animal

9. NOMURA’s JELLYFISH.

This freakishly gigantic jelly was found of the shores of Japan, and believe it or not, is considered edible (though not a delicacy!)
Nomura’s jellyfish can grow up to 440 pounds and live primarily in the waters surrounding Japan and China.

10. GOBLIN SHARK.

This terrifying sea creature is rare and poorly understood by scientists, and as it family lineage goes back 125 million years, it’s known as a “living fossil.”
Goblin sharks live at ocean depths greate than 330 feet throughout the world, so it’ not a threat or danger to humans.

That flying bat or whatever is so terrible in sight

c dah frog?

None wey man go fit eat dey here, abeg post giant turkey

trueking:
None wey man go fit eat dey here, abeg post giant turkey

what of that bat??

Jeffrey12:
what of that bat??

I don't eat bats.

Huh!?

No way to link your claim. These are just animals that have undergone evolutional development.

The only surviving relative of the dinasors is the Crocodile.

I heard a frogs body is poisonous but dat African man is holding it frm behind

Jeffrey12:
5. AFRICAN GOLIATH FROG.

Frog or dinosaur?
It’s definitely a frog, though it’s hard to imagine seeing this Kermit in your backyard!

Found in Cameroon, these giant critters can live up to 15 years, and are happy to devour anything from insects and bugs to snakes even other frogs. Terrifying.

Some peoples meat

PrinzCarter:
I heard a frogs body is poisonous but dat African man is holding it frm behind

Frog.....wey we dy chop..??
Or its craw-craw brother Toad..?

trueking:
I don't eat bats.

You are missing

see as that oyibo man hug that salamander.

eewwwwww

when you ponder over these creatures,you realise GREATNESS is for none other than ALLAH

see namas

God is great

he forgot to add anaconda.. giant snake