Kappa is an "elf" who lives in rivers in Japan. What is it like?

It is said that Kappa is an "elf" living in Japanese rivers, very much like a child. They have reflective skin like frogs and ordinary jointed limbs.

Kappa is the most famous legendary species in Japan. When they appear, they leave sticky footprints. 1984 A witness saw this mysterious animal near the Mahe River, and then they collected its mucus for laboratory analysis, but the mucus sample was too small for normal analysis.

There are also many small monsters that shocked the world.

1, Mongolian dead worm

In August, 2009, two New Zealand explorers came to the remote Gobi of Mongolia with cameras and exploration equipment, looking for a creature that was thought to exist-Mongolian dead worm, which was also called "intestinal worm" by local people. This bug will lurk in the desert, spraying acidic substances from its head to its prey. Explorers create vibrations on the sand surface to lure "Mongolian dead insects" so that they can photograph them.

2. Loch Ness monster

As early as 1500 years ago, the story of huge monsters often coming out to devour people and animals in Loch Ness began to spread.

In ancient times, some people even claimed to have witnessed this monster. Some people say it has the long nose of an elephant, which is soft and smooth. Some people say it is a round head and a long neck; Some people say that as soon as it appears, bubbles are layered and splashed everywhere; Some people say that it will spit smoke, which makes the lake sometimes foggy ... All kinds of legends are quite inconsistent, and the more you say it, the more magical it is, which sounds daunting.