Mutants are conquering the Earth's space

[Russian Bear]

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What else do they have there?" the driver Grigory said with annoyance, but suddenly braked sharply and shouted to me: "Look quickly! What is it?"

The cockpit window was blocked by a radio operator who jumped down from above. With a gun in his hand, he rushed towards a large dune. Something alive was moving on its surface. This creature had no visible legs, not even a mouth or eyes. Most of all, it looked like a stump of a thick sausage about a meter long. A large and fat worm, an unknown inhabitant of the desert, was writhing on the purple sand. Not being an expert in zoology, I immediately realized that we were looking at an unknown animal. There were two of them."

This is a fragment from a story by the famous paleontologist and writer I.A. Efremov, written by him after an expedition to the Gobi desert. Next, Efremov tells how people ran up to the mysterious creatures that resembled worms. Suddenly, each worm coiled into a ring, Their coloring turned from yellow-gray to purple-blue, and at the ends — bright blue. Suddenly, the radio operator collapsed face down on the sand and remained motionless. The driver ran up to the radio operator, who was lying four meters from the worms, and suddenly, with a strange twist, fell on his side... The worms have disappeared somewhere.
The explanation of the mysterious death of his comrades, which the hero of the story received from the guide, and all other experts in Mongolia, was that he lives in lifeless deserts

The weapon of Mongolian worms can be a potent poison or an electric discharge animal called an olga horkha. It has never fallen into the hands of any person, partly because it lives in waterless sands, partly because of the fear that the Mongols feel before it. This fear is understandable: the animal kills from a distance. No one knows what kind of mysterious power olga-khorkhoy possesses. Maybe it's a huge electric discharge or poison sprayed by an animal.
Stories about a mysterious creature living in the arid deserts of Central Asia have been around for a long time. In particular, the famous Russian researcher and traveler N.M. Przhevalsky mentions him. In the 50s of the XX century, the American A. Nisbet went in search of olgoi-khorkhoi to Inner Mongolia. For a long time, the authorities of the MPR did not give him permission to enter, believing that in addition to zoological, the American may have other interests. In 1954, having received permission, the expedition on two land rovers left the village of Sainshand and disappeared. A few months later, at the request of the US government, the MNR authorities organized a search for her. The cars were found in a remote area of the desert in full working order, not far from them lay the bodies of five members of the expedition and a little further away — the sixth. The bodies of the Americans lay in the sun for a long time, and the cause of death could not be determined.

Some scientists, analyzing reports about olgoy-khorkhoy, are inclined to the hypothesis that he kills with a potent poison, for example, prussic acid. Creatures are known in nature, in particular the centipede kivsyak, which kills its victims from a distance with a trickle of prussic acid. However, there is also a more exotic hypothesis: olgoi-khorkhoi kills with the help of small fireballs, which are formed during a powerful electric discharge.

In the summer of 1988, the newspapers Semilukskaya Zhizn and Levy Bereg reported on strange events that took place in Luhansk. On May 16, during excavation work in the area of the town of the plant named after One of the workers suffered during the October Revolution. He was taken to the hospital unconscious, with a snake-shaped burn on his left arm. Upon waking up, the victim explained that he felt an electric shock, although there were no electrical cables nearby. Two months later, six—year-old Dima G. died. The cause of death was electric shock from an unknown source. Several more similar cases were recorded in 1989 and 1990. All cases are related to earthworks or to fresh earth brought from another place. One of the victims said that before he lost consciousness, he heard a strange sound like a child sobbing.
Finally, in winter, a strange creature was caught near the heating main while digging a hole on the territory of the estate in the Artemovsky district of Lugansk, which made a similar sound during the attack. Fortunately for himself, the man digging the hole was wearing thick gloves and was not injured. He grabbed the creature, put it in a plastic bag and took it to show to a neighbor who worked in a biological laboratory. So the animal, unknown to science, ended up in a metal laboratory box behind thick armored glass. It looks like a thick lilac worm about half a meter long. The head of the laboratory, Candidate of Biological Sciences V.M. Kulikov, claims that this is most likely an unknown mutant. But there is no doubt that he bears a certain resemblance to the mysterious olgoi-khorkhoi.
And here is another story, which also has no end yet. It all started with the fact that quite strange things began to happen in the village of Podosinki, located near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. People found boots torn to shreds, left overnight on the porch; laundry hung to dry on the street turned out to be cut into narrow ribbons; often in the morning housewives noticed bleeding wounds on the body of pets. In addition, mysterious footprints appeared in many vegetable gardens. More precisely, they were not even footprints, but uneven stripes that ran right through the beds. At first, no one paid any attention to it. But soon there were much more tracks, and one resident found a dead cat with a torn wound on its side on her property. No one knew about the causes of the strange phenomena. The only version that came to mind for many was that there were huge snakes on the territory of the village...

Every day there were more and more spoiled things. At some owners, snakes (as everyone thought at the time) got into the chicken coop and strangled almost all the birds. Since no one knew how to deal with the mysterious creatures, it was decided to be on duty at night to ward off uninvited guests. We agreed with the old-timer, Vitaly Sergeevich, and gave him a gun and a powerful flashlight so that he could walk around the village and keep order.

That evening, Elena Fyodorovna S. went to bed as usual around eleven in the evening. I woke up to a terrible scream and gunshots in the street. Jumping out of bed, Elena quietly went to the window, but because of the darkness she could not see anything. Then she opened the closet, took out a hammer just in case, and went to the door. She was very scared, but after a few minutes she still decided to open the door and go out on the porch. And at the same moment, a cry rang out: "Save me, Lenka!" It was the watchman who shouted when he saw that the woman had left the house. He rushed to Elena as fast as he could. Pushing her away, Vitaly Sergeyevich burst into the house and fell to the floor. The woman slammed the door and rushed to him. The watchman was in a deranged state. He was trembling all over, his teeth were chattering, and his eyes expressed wild horror. Blood was dripping from his right hand. He began to recover only after Elena Fyodorovna gave him vodka and bandaged the wound on his arm.
At first, the woman decided that Vitaly Sergeevich was delusional. He stuttered and talked about some white worms with red eyes, about a meter long, and looked around in fright, his hands trembled. "I've never seen such creatures in my life. And I'm sorry, Elena, I'm going to have to spend the night at your place tonight. Now I don't go outside at night," the watchman said.
Elena put the victim in the kitchen, and in the morning he told her something that made the hair on the woman's head stand on end...

It all started with the fact that the watchman heard some rustling in the bushes. When he got closer, he parted the branches with his hand and pointed a lantern at the bush. There were some white creatures swarming around. They immediately turned towards the light source and froze. The watchman felt that he could not move from his place in horror. He had never seen such filth. It was a real lump of huge white worms intertwined with each other, covered with slime. The eyes of the hideous creatures glowed red in the darkness. Their reaction was much faster than that of a human. Before the watchman could come to his senses, one of the worms shrank like a spring, jumped sharply in his direction and bit into his arm. Vitaly Sergeyevich began to wave his hand furiously, but at that time other creatures began to wrap themselves around his legs. The watchman hit the bastard clinging to his arm with the butt of his rifle and fired into a shapeless ball under his feet. Then he ran, trying to unhook the giant worm that had stuck to him. Soon he succeeded, the bastard flew off somewhere into the grass along with a piece of meat torn from the guard's hand. Elena Fyodorovna already knew what happened next.
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Immediately after this incident, the watchman fell ill. The hand was festering and covered with blue spots. The temperature sometimes rose to forty degrees. He often raved in his sleep. Then the veins on his sore arm swelled up and began to burst. But not only blood was flowing from the wounds, but also some kind of brown liquid. The mysterious events in Podosinki could not but arouse the interest of scientists. Although at first, experts perceived the unusual information as nothing but nonsense. This is not surprising, because they have repeatedly received reports from different parts of the planet about monsters appearing here and there, which turned out to be fiction.

At the moment, scientists have only one version of what happened. It consists in the fact that ordinary worms migrated to the Axles, which were next to it at the time of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. As a result of exposure to radiation, certain mutations occurred in their body. For many, it remains a mystery why the worms appeared right now. Maybe this is due to certain climate changes? It is no secret that the world is threatened by global warming. It doesn't really affect humans yet, but other organisms feel such changes. Apparently, some temperature changes forced them to get out of the ground.
It is also surprising that the worms appear only at night. Some researchers believe that these creatures are afraid of light, Others believe that they have a certain intelligence and understand that they are easy to detect in daylight, and therefore destroy. Monsters never appear alone. They only attack in a pack, if you can call it that. Besides, we must not forget exactly how they attacked the village old-timer. Some worms tried to bite into his arms, while others wrapped around his legs. This is a very curious moment, which may indicate the presence of intelligence in the mysterious creatures that appeared in the Podosinki.
And here is the last case.
When American Paula M. once again went to the landfill for old vintage wine bottles that she collected, she could not imagine that an unusual adventure awaited her today. The creature that Paula saw in the middle of a pile of junk and garbage resembled a giant worm. He had huge crystal-blue eyes, and his scales were covered with a strange luminous fluff.

Journalists and researchers of abnormal phenomena became interested in the woman's story. The fact is that, judging by the description, the unknown creature did not belong to any species known on Earth, although, according to rumors, similar blue-eyed creatures were once observed in Southeast Asia. Because of their shiny scales, they were called "ingots" ("metal ingots"). During the French invasion of Indochina, Ingots allegedly repeatedly caught the eye of French soldiers, the commander-in-chief of the French army, General Jean de Lattre de Tassini, became so interested in mysterious worms that he specially called a team of researchers, who, however, failed to discover anything Later the Americans visited Indochina, but they also did not find a single ingot .

In 1953, mysterious worms were seen in North Vietnam, where an entire regiment of French soldiers disappeared without a trace. War veterans in Indochina claimed that the appearance of these creatures is directly related to the mysterious disappearance of people. Some researchers, however, believe that the blue—eyed worm from the landfill is nothing more than an ordinary boa constrictor. But boas with eyes of this color and fluffy scales simply do not exist.

Anyway, the question of giant worms with some abnormal abilities remains open.