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Posted by Arthur St John Bodysnatcher on November 30, 2009
Based on a true story
The film The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms was based on a real life incident in 1952 where a three foot tall lizard ran amok in New York, causing thirty dollars worth of damage and biting several people, three of whom needed medical attention.
Rampaging lizards – some radioactive and fire-breathing – have long been a problem for the city, which was built over an ancient dinosaur mating ground.
Posted in Film and TV, History, Horror, Nature | Tagged: 1952, Beast From 20000 Fathoms, Dangerous Animals, Dinosaur, Fire Breathing, Giant Lizard, New York, Radioactive | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Arthur St John Bodysnatcher on November 25, 2009
I'm coming for your whole family!
The most dangerous animal in the world is the water vole, known for its short temper and lust for human blood. In 2005 – the last year that figures were released – over 45,000 people worldwide were killed by vole attacks, with thousands more injured. A water vole can strip the flesh from a human being in less than 60 seconds, and rabid packs of the furry killers are now to be found in most country villages, where they are both feared and worshipped by local inbreds.
Posted in Death, Horror, Nature | Tagged: Dangerous Animals, Death, Rodents, Water Vole, Yokels | Leave a Comment »
