Scary of the bloodthirsty animal cases of human massacre

Humans slaughtered many animals. But there are also cases where animals have caused people to be terrified by the power and violence they cause.

1. The wild cruelty of the Njombe region lion

Possessing a wild murderous instinct, Njombe lions reverse the usual behavior: They watch the night and attack the prey during the day.

The group of Njombe lions that killed and ate 1,500 people from 1932 to 1947 became "nightmares" that inflicted horrors on everyone more horribly.

History once witnessed many horrifying cannibalistic lions.(Artwork: Internet).

Njombe lions are the most terrible nightmare in history.(Source: Worldatlas.com).

The cruelty of the lions makes people call it "Man-eaters of Njombe" (The group of lion-eating lions of Njombe).

According to the records, in the early 1930s, the British colonial government wanted to control the spread of cholera virus (the type of virus that infects cattle, buffaloes and some of the foundations of animals). clogs) have sought to eradicate wild animals in the area such as zebra, antelope .

In order to eradicate these pathogens and infect the virus, the British colonial government has assembled a "wild assassin army" - It is a group of 15 hungry lions.

They have a natural duty to hunt and kill weak wild prey, which are the favorite dishes of the lord of the lord.

Because of being recruited for the "Wild Assassin Army" , 15 lions are all instinctive bait killers, possessing the ability to capture intelligent prey with outstanding speed and power.

Their hunting tactics differ from those of other fellow lions: They watch at night and attack and kill their prey during the day.

Thanks to that synergy, 15 lions quickly "swept" a large number of wild animals in the area. However, the real scary thing comes when the food source is getting scarce, they turn to attack and eat humans.

In those 15 years, 15 hungry and wild lions scoured and attacked people all the time. They moved a long distance of more than 30km to find new sources of meat - to the location near the crowded town of Njombe.

More than 1,500 people have been killed and eaten by them (documents record up to 2,000 people). All over Njombe region was tinged with extreme fear. Both day and night, everywhere is haunted by the sharp eyes and crushed jaws of all the lions.

A lot of human effort was expected to hunt and summarize 15 wild lions of the Njombe region. However, along with the time and target of prey, they gradually become more intelligent, much wiser.

Many big traps set up for traps failed. They are wise enough not to be fooled by humans.

Thus, from the purpose of helping people, the wild instinct has turned lions into the most terrible serial killers in human history.

End the chain on 15 years of horrible obsession.

Finally, after 15 years of a terrible nightmare caused by Njombe lions killed the most in history, a British elephant hunter George Gilman Rushby (1900-1968) successfully defeated 15 lions. , ending the darkest days of Njombe people in southern Tanzania.

The resounding victory of the BBC (UK) in the documentary called "The Man-eating Lions of Njombe".

2. Haunting "ghost village" after the massacre of "evil gods on the ground"

As one of the "Three most horrifying" cannibal beasts in history, "demon bear" was once a "horrifying nightmare" of the Japanese people in the early 20th century.

The series of horrifying days began on cold winter days in December 1915 in the newly reclaimed village of Sankebetsu on Hokkaido Island, Japan.

This village, which is home to the giant brown bear (dubbed "the terrifying god on the ground" in Japan), in which the biggest one is called Kesagake.

On the night of December 9, 1915, hungry bears came back after a long hibernation and went into a remote village to steal corn and livestock.

The idea of ​​threats of force and a warning shot would terrify this large animal.

"Demon Bear" stormed the house to attack people.(Mannequin illustration).

But, within the next two days, the Sankebetsu villagers began to panic when they saw six people in the mysterious family missing. They were desperately looking for but couldn't find any clues.

At this time, the whole village did not know what was really going on. They are scared, confused and alert. No one expected, the giant bear named Kesagake once shot back to revenge.

Kesagake "demon bear" continues to return to Sankebetsu village. This time, he was not shy but rushed into a house with only a woman and a child to attack and tear.

With a giant body weighing up to 380kg and 3 meters high, "demon bear" quickly created terror for people. Because of protecting the small child, the woman hugged her child tightly, despite the "demon bear" dragging into the forest.

The giant "Monster" attacked innocent villagers.(Illustration).

Discovering the incident, Sankebetsu village gathers forceful men, bravely entering the forest to hunt bears and take revenge for those who had died unjustly.

Once they tracked the blood, they witnessed the horrifying sight with their own eyes: The whole body was covered in blood, and the woman was buried under the snow, her body was only half.

The 50 most healthy people in the village gathered to prepare a revenge on the "demon bear" . They armed with guns, traps to capture "beasts" weighing hundreds of kilograms.

On December 14, after several hours of hiding, the giant bear was captured and controlled. A series of fatal guns on the head and the heart of the "beast" finally defeated it.

In order to win the battle with this giant animal, some people in the hunting team were killed and seriously injured when struggling with "beasts".

Horror and pain came to those who were alive when they discovered in the stomach the "beast" of human flesh that had not yet been digested.

In just 6 days, "bear demon" brutally killed 7 villagers, including a pregnant woman. December 9 became the most horrifying day in Japanese history.

But . everything hasn't ended there. If the Sankebetsu villagers had eliminated the fear of "having a picture " (the demon bear), they would have to face the "invisible" fear of the following days: The villagers suddenly died unexpectedly. but no convincing cause was given.

It is rumored that the "ghost" of the "demon bear" has returned to continue revenge. Too scared, the villagers gradually left until Sankebetsu became a "ghost" village, without a shadow .

3. Tom crocodile with two fingers

The story of Tom crocodile two fingers has happened for so long that it is hard to know which part of the story to be real and somewhat fictional to this day. Legend has it that a male crocodile in South America often roamed the swamps at the border of Alabama and Florida, USA.

Tom has two big and sharp teeth.

A special feature is that this crocodile has lost two fingers of the "hand" on the left after hitting an iron trap. So when it moves, it is easy to recognize its two "fingers" left on the mud, and since then it has been nicknamed "Tom two fingers" by locals .

Tom's two fingers are 4.5 meters long and many locals also claim that it is not a common crocodile but a demon sent from hell to terrorize them. Tom was hated by the locals because he swallowed a lot of their cows and donkeys and even women in the village when they went to the river to wash their clothes.

Due to Tom's frequent attacks, the locals have repeatedly planned to try to kill Tom but all their efforts failed. Guns cannot defeat it. Even a citizen pursuing the crocodile hunt Tom for 20 years still uses dynamite to kill it and still suffers defeat. He threw 15 buckets of explosives down the swamp where Tom lived. The explosion killed all but the Tom crocodile. A moment after the explosion, a loud shout came from the swamp. Everyone rushed over and only saw Tom's shining eyes before it disappeared in the mud. That last shout was the little girl of a farmer standing near the shore.

The story so far has not been identified as true or just fiction. It is believed that Crocodile Tom two fingers are still alive today and it continues to wander in the swamp in Florida. But one interesting thing in this story is that Tom's two-fingered fame dates back to the 1920s, but until the 1980s, news discovered the traces of a giant crocodile with two fingers in the lagoon area. The upper layer is still recorded.

Many large-scale hunts have been held in the hope of capturing this living legend but they all have no results. Tom two fingers still wandering in the marshes and terrifying the locals.

4. Nightmare in the shark fin of 900 American marines

The Japanese ship sank because of torpedo is not the worst for American soldiers, because the nightmare really awaits them in the sea.

USS Indianapolis US cruiser in 1939. (Photo: Wikimedia).

In July 1945, the US Navy cruiser USS Indianapolis set out to perform a top secret mission, which was to transport important components and enriched uranium to the Tinian Islands in the Pacific Ocean to build Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima city of Japan.

After completing this mission, the ship anchored off Guam and was then sent to Leyte Bay, the Philippines to meet with the battleship USS Idaho to prepare for a plan to attack Japan. When the USS Indianapolis alone did not have escort destroyers on the way to the Philippines, disaster struck, according to Smithsonianmag.

It was July 29, 1945, and the warship peacefully ran at 31.4 km / h on the Pacific Ocean, American sailors relaxed with games like card games and reading. They did not know that a Japanese fascist submarine was lurking in the seabed ahead.

That night, the Marines Eggar Harrell spread straw mats on the deck to lean back after finishing the shift. Harrell only snapped for a moment and suddenly heard a loud bang, and the cruiser began to explode.

USS Indianapolis heavy cruiser 185.9 meters long with 1,196 sailors and marines on board had become targets for the Japanese submarine to release up to six torpedoes. In the dark night, a Japanese torpedo hit the starboard side of the ship, causing the nearly 20-meter-long bow to be blown out of the water, a large gas tank caught fire, creating a pillar of fire tens of meters high.

The second torpedo from the submarine hit the center of the ship, which contained fuel tanks and ammunition, activating a chain reaction that caused the ship to break in half. The seawater began to rush in, causing the ship to sink after only 12 minutes. Out of a total of 1,196 people present on the ship at that time, only 900 people could jump into the sea to escape. However, this is just the beginning of the nightmare that bears the worst shark in US naval history and humanity.

Among those who jumped into the sea, many suffered severe burns, broken bones, injuries after the explosion. Corporal Harrell found himself in a group of about 80 people, including a seriously injured Marines. Harrell hugged the man, keeping his head above the water and helplessly watching his partner wear out and die in his arms.

In the morning of July 30, the floating soldiers on the sea were constantly exposed to the sun, in a state of exhaustion due to starvation and dehydration in the vast ocean. And at that moment, the sharks appear.

Sharks attack people.

The soldiers are trying to swim close to each other when shark fins appear around them, Harrell recalls. The outcome could not be different, a soldier in the outer circle was suddenly pulled out of the group and sunk into the water.

'And then I heard a screeching scream , ' he said. 'His body was sunk in the blue water, only the life jacket emerged.'

Attracted by the sound of explosions and bloody stains on the sea surface, sharks are coming more and more. Among the many shark species that live on the ocean, the white micro shark is arguably the most aggressive. Reports of survivors show that sharks tend to attack survivors who are struggling to swim in the sea, making historians believe that the culprit behind the tragedy is the ocean white shark. .

In the first evening, sharks target the bodies floating in the sea. The survival efforts of survivors only attract more sharks to swim because they can sense the movement of people swimming in the sea.

After that, the sharks turned their attention to survivors, especially those who were injured and bleeding. The sailors tried to stay away from the wounded and when someone died, they tried to push the body away with the hope that the sharks would attack the corpse.

On the second day, survivors suffered from the thirst and unimaginable state of the body, Harrell recounted. Their tongues swelled, their lips cracked and salts closed into cakes on their eyes and their faces in the sun. In desperation, some people drank seawater and soon regretted this decision. According to Harrel, only about an hour later, those who drank seawater fell into horrified hallucinations and died.

These people become a threat to the team when the sharks are still swimming around, and many people drag their allies into the water when they die.

By the third day, only 17 of the original 80 people were with Harrell alive. That day his team found some shell casings and potato barrels, and they grafted them into a makeshift raft to get a hold.

Many survivors were paralyzed with such fear that they could not eat the small amount of food they found near the ship's wreck. One group tried to open a can of canned meat, but they made a mistake, because the scent of canned meat attracted the rushing sharks. They had to throw away these precious canned meat to avoid being bait for sharks.

Sharks are attacking the ill-fated victims for a few days, while the survivors try to concentrate in the middle by people who are at the top vulnerable to sharks.

While they were desperate to be rescued, the US naval intelligence obtained a secret telegram from a Japanese submarine to Tokyo recounting the use of torpedoes to sink a US warship in the direction of USS Indianapolis. . However, the United States considered it a trap that Japan laid out to ambush the rescue ship, so it was not to force the rescue.

Survivors are taken to the beach.(Photo: USNI).

It was not until noon on Wednesday that a US naval plane flew over the area to discover the people floating on the sea, and there were still hovering sharks, even at that time the pilot did not even know. This is American soldier. When the aircraft contacted the mainland, US naval warships and aircraft quickly came to the rescue.

Of the 1,196 original crew on board, only 317 survived and could not estimate exactly how many American soldiers had become prey to sharks. However, this is still considered the worst maritime disaster in US naval history, as well as the most horrific attack of sharks in human history.

5. The Japanese massacre massacre of swamp crocodile herds

The incident occurred during World War II, when an elite commando regiment of Japanese militaries was tasked with fighting against British troops on Myanmar's Ramree Island.

It was February 19, 1945, after a fierce battle with British Allies, British forces were weak against the enemy.

The immediate situation is very dangerous for the British, but the British commander on Ramrre Island is a smart person.

He gave a reconnaissance team deep exploration of the island and they discovered that deep in the forest on Ramrre Island has a very dangerous swamp area for anyone who falls into it.

It was a vast swamp, with thick black mud and thousands of giant crocodiles. Because of that, he sent a reconnaissance team as a diversionary to lure Japanese soldiers into the swamp.

Japanese troops were trapped right away, because they thought they were better equipped than the British and stronger than their opponents.

As the Japanese army advanced further into the forest, the British commander Andrew ordered his troops to retreat to the safe coast and left a few to support the artillery team if there were bad developments.

British soldiers on the outside of the swamp, on a small hill, watched through binoculars the smallest developments of Japanese troops.

They saw the Japanese army entering the swamp, each gradually being pulled down to the thick black mud.

Other Japanese soldiers who ran back to save their comrades were also dragged down to black mud or dragged away. The horrifying scene happened, and every Japanese soldier was pulled away, dragging down the mud almost like that regiment.

From the hill, General Andrew of the British army witnessed that scene, silently allowing the soldiers to withdraw.

So, the cause of the death of most of the Japanese good war regiments was the swamp crocodile water. They killed and ate nearly 1,195 Japanese soldiers.

Swamp crocodile.

More than 20 Japanese soldiers who survived, fled to escape the forest, were captured by British soldiers. Survivors also suffered equally badly because they were attacked by scorpions and tropical mosquitoes.

The Japanese soldier survived .

It was the fate of Japan's most charismatic commando regiment in World War II, more than 1,215 carefully selected people, participated in many fierce battles, dubbed the 'whirlwind' that ended with more 1,195 people were attacked and eaten by alligators.

Only more than 20 people survived.

The Guinness Book of Records has recorded this as a tragedy with " the greatest number of animal deaths caused by animals".

A British soldier, now a natural researcher, Bruce Wright claims that the crocodile is the culprit for eating most Japanese fascists.

He wrote: "It was the most terrible night for any soldier who had ever experienced. The Japanese soldiers were bloody, screaming, lying everywhere under the black mud.

They were crushed by the jaws of the giant reptile, and the eerie sounds of the alligators were the noise of hell.

Such a scene, I think, few people on this earth can witness. At dawn, the vultures flock to clean up what the crocodiles left .

Nearly a thousand Japanese soldiers entered the Ramree swamp, people only found more than 20 survivors. "

As we all know, crocodile is one of the most dangerous animals on the planet. They are animals with the most powerful bites in the world. Along with their jaws, they are the most feared predators in the world.

In some places, the attacks of crocodiles are even bigger than the attacks of white sharks - the species that people still call the most dangerous species on the planet.