Video: The 'monster' machine produces 300 bricks per minute
India's SnPC produces a high-speed brick machine, capable of producing 300 bricks per minute, saving a lot of time and effort.
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India's SnPC produces a high-speed brick machine, capable of producing 300 bricks per minute, saving a lot of time and effort.
A guest recorded the mysterious monster creature of Loch Ness on the head and swimming near a boat in the middle of the lake.
An eel-like fish dating back more than 300 million years has a way of eating strange prey, becoming the fearsome enemy of sharks and whales.
The clip captures the image of a giant sea creature appearing in the glacier in Alaska and the United States that many people see horribly as to what it is.
Sea creatures bobbing in the middle of Alaska's Chena River are thought to be distant relatives of the Loch Ness monster in Scotland.
A short clip has revealed images of suspicion that the Bigfoot monster was recorded from the camera mounted on a pet dog in Oregon forest, USA.
While some people choose to fish, the girl in the video below uses her hands to catch giant catfish.
Four great creatures like big foot monsters appear in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming state.
The moment Santos used his hand to hold the giant python that was filmed and shared on social media.
The video of the incident shows that a person used insecticides to kill a mantis. Just a few seconds later, to the camera's amazement, a large worm came out of its dead…
The group of anglers at a jetty in the United States forced the bait fish into a rope strong enough to catch big fish. Suddenly a grouper weighing nearly 100kg jumped ou…
Sharp, jagged teeth with a smooth body, all made a scary shape of a kind.
Recently, a video published publicly on the youtube website captured the sight of a transparent sea monster in the sea area near Tasmania Island, Australia.
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