The online discussion about who is the king of monsters continues. The previous vote now seems to be a joke-the octopus monster is the loser!
So, should the giant sea python be the king of monsters
Some people think that the giant sea python, which can defeat another top mutant creature, deserves this honor, but some people think it is wrong.
Before, everyone voted for the octopus monster. First, there were many mainlanders, and second, because everyone thought that this guy killed the same powerful sea python.
But it doesn't seem to be the case now.
The strength of the octopus monster is overestimated, so the giant sea python that defeated the octopus monster will have to put a question mark on its strength.
"It would be great if they could fight a few monsters together."
Someone made such a sigh on the Internet.
This is difficult. Although the oceans are connected, they are too big. They have almost no chance to meet. The encounter between the giant sea python and the octopus monster was purely an accident.
However, some netizens are seriously thinking about this possibility. They have made suggestions and suggestions, and some feel that they can use a lure method to let these five ocean monsters come to a certain sea area, and then start an epic battle.
Some felt that a few big gangsters on the Blue Star could use military power to drive these five monsters together—mosasaurus, plesiosaur, and the big turtle, all of which need to float on the surface to breathe.
It now appears that the same is likely to be the case for the giant sea pythons.
Based on this, they can be driven away.
There are too many people on the Internet who seem to be painful, and some people give the sea monsters nicknames to these sea monsters.
Now these five sea monsters each occupy a piece of the sea: the mosasaur in the Atlantic, the giant sea python in the Pacific, the plesiosaur in the Indian Ocean, and the big turtle in the Arctic Ocean.
And the octopus monster that just ran into the Antarctic Sea.
Based on this, some people call them the Five Sea Kings and say that they are the products of Atlantis civilization.
What the person who sent this sentence did not expect is that this is exactly a paragraph he sent on the Internet with a playful mind, but it was analyzed in a way.
Fang Yun, one of the protagonists, didn't know these things. At this moment, he was swimming forward in a random direction.
Because of hunting, he would come out of the water from time to time, so his whereabouts were also grasped. After Carlo and their video were released, the sea area where they encountered the giant sea pythons became the focus of the two major power satellites. Monitoring area.
The first to spot the giant sea python was the Bald Eagle.
The two warships that set off from Okinawa Island finally had a target now, and they no longer scurry around like headless flies.
These are two Burke-class destroyers, more than 150 meters long, more than 20 meters wide, and have a displacement of more than 9,000 tons.
Two warships one after another arrived at the area where the giant sea pythons appeared-about 500 nautical miles southeast of the island nation of Sendai.
The McFall was driving in the forefront, and they got real-time satellite photos taken. At the same time, the sonar on the ship also found the target.
According to the information they got, the giant sea python was about 5 kilometers in front of them.
The ship didn't move on here, but sent out two drones for exploration. The purpose of their trip was not to deal with the giant sea pythons.
According to what the Bald Eagles learned, the giant sea pythons possess more perverted defenses than mosasaurus, but this is not very attractive to them—they have obtained the scales of the mosasaur, and the analysis results are the density of various material molecules. Very high.
There are no special elements doped inside.
The same is likely to be true for the giant sea pythons.
But it still has a need for research. After all, this guy's defense is stronger than Mosasaur, isn't it, what if it is more special than Mosasaur
For these two warships, the mission of this trip is to observe the various habits of this giant sea python, and see if there is anything special at the same time.
And when the two drones passed by, they really found something special.
From the picture transmitted by the drone, it can be seen that the giant sea python is chasing a mutant Melville whale that is fleeing in a panic on the sea.
The latter is forty meters long. It is very strong and has a fierce skull. It is not easy to deal with. However, under the chase of the giant sea python, he is panicked like a rabbit.
This was not the point that surprised the Bald Eagle. After all, that was a guy who could defeat the octopus monster. It was normal for him to drive the Melville Whale like this.
And just next, they suddenly saw blue arcs flashing out of the giant sea python, and the Melville whale immediately in front shook its body suddenly, tending to roll over. Up.
The giant sea python from behind chased up, and while biting the giant whale, dragged the other side and went underwater.
The giant sea python temporarily disappeared, but the remaining image stunned the Bald Eagle.
Will this guy discharge
It seems that the voltage is not low. Although the Melville whale was not electrocuted, it was obviously restricted in its movement.
This one was found to be sent back to the headquarters by the people on the warship. If you want to attack this giant python in the future, you must guard against this.
In the next few days, the two warships had been cooperating with satellites to monitor the giant sea python, and discovered another shocking feature of it.
"Is this guy's stomach a bottomless pit? It's either hunting or devouring the prey it's hunted!"
Well, in addition to being able to discharge electricity, the giant sea python also has a particularly powerful stomach for digestion.
Also, the people on the warship discovered that in addition to hunting and eating prey, this guy would also bask in the sun, and it was only after several discharges.
So, it’s basking in the sun to recharge itself...
This conclusion makes people feel absurd.
There are also creatures that can discharge electricity in the ocean, such as electric rays and electric eels.
They all replenish energy by resting, devouring prey, and basking in the sun to replenish energy-does this guy carry a solar charger with him
Such a discovery is unacceptable, and some people think that it is probably to warm up their body and use ultraviolet rays to kill parasites.
After all, every time it hunts sometimes, it dives deep underwater, and when hunting, it usually discharges.
So it formed an act of basking in the sun after an electric discharge.
But in fact, there is no direct connection between these two points.
This statement is fair, but it has not yet reached a conclusion. They need more evidence.
And just when the Bald Eagle was curious about the giant sea python basking in the sun, the sea turtle on the Arctic Ocean also attracted people's interest.
Someone discovered a secret in the sea turtle.
This is much more explosive than the discovery that the giant sea python can discharge.
PS: The update is completed today, and the double update will be resumed tomorrow. There are people at home these few days, and there is really no time code word.