Nightmares From Nature: Giant Coconut Cancer That Fishes Cats!

Of all the wild arthropods, which include crustaceans, spiders and insects, Coconut Crabs are the largest and largest on the planet's surface, growing to over one meter and weighing more than 4.5 kilograms! This is a huge size, of course, if we compare it to other types of cancer or even to other animals such as cats and small dogs, so the coconut cancers seem to have come out of the nightmare oven directly to us in the real world!

Coconut cancers are known for their love of going out at night to feed, raiding food and other possessions and stealing; certainly this was the reason why Disney chose coconut cancer to play the role of collector of precious antiques in the film Moana. Coconut cancer is also known for its ability to break down and smash the fruits of India's hard, powerful claws, hence its name. However, coconut cancer does not limit its diet to fruits and herbs, but this goes beyond a terrifying level that you may not like at all!

He hunts and eats almost everything ... even Emilia Hart ?!

Besides feeding on small fruits and crustaceans as a source of the calcium it needs, lobster includes other varieties to its menu, including chickens, cats and even its own species of smaller coconut cancers! This is quite horrifying and disgusting as you can see because getting such items requires him to roam and search away from his usual watery habitat. That is to say that coconut cancer hunts for meat based on a highly developed sense of smell; even coconut cancer is accused of killing or, at best, feeding the body of Amelia Earhart ... the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic in history!

Amelia Marie Earhart was a leading writer and pioneer in American aviation and has entered history as the first woman to receive the Honorary Flying Cross, being the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic. She made many other records, wrote about her flight experience, made great sales and played a key role in creating the "Ninety-Ninth" group, a women's pilot organization. In an attempt to circumnavigate the globe in 1937 using Lockheed-10 Elektra with funding from Purdue University, Earhart disappeared over the Pacific Ocean near Howland Island. And then start many puzzles about her life and work and the reason for her mysterious disappearance, including the theory of devouring her giant coconut cancers!

Some believe that the very powerful and powerful sense of smell of coconuts is what led her to Emilia while dying or dead after she had already died on the remote island of Nikumaroro in the heart of the Atlantic. But can this really happen?

In 1940, the researchers found a part of a skeleton on the island of Necomarro that matches the physical specifications of Emilia Earhart, and then some other evidence was discovered that indicates that the island had seen the last moments of Amelia, not the ocean. From here, the common and frightening hypothesis was that cocaine cancers were eradicated after they proliferated on them and they were infected and could not move.

To refute this theory, researchers in 2007 conducted a practical test of coconut cancers for feeding on Amelia Hart's body; they brought the body of a small pig and left it exposed to coconuts. When they returned to the body they found her torn and almost boneless! Remember that calcium is very important for coconut cancers as mentioned above. However, no coconut cancers close to the carcass of the pig were recorded or tested. It is not yet decided on this point it seems!

According to a number of forensic experts who studied the disappearance of Amelia and the remains of bones discovered on the remote island, it may be nothing more than a strange coincidence pushed the body of one of the shipwrecked to the beach. Thus, Amelia would have died after her plane crashed directly into the ocean, a better end that everyone had hoped for, rather than the tragic end of the giant coconuts.

Apart from the truth of what happened to Emilia Earhart, the giant cocaine crabs will remain a mysterious nightmare for which most of us know nothing, while the rare minority may have acquired the knowledge in the most extreme way possible, trying to escape from the clutches of dozens invited to the debased banquet.