Tsuchinoko (ツチノコ, Tsuchinoko?) is an animal that have been reported in Japan but have never been proven (cryptid). Shaped like a snake but paunchy like a bottle or a bowling pin with a small tail-like a mouse’s tail. This animal is reported to have "seen"
an eyewitness at various places in Japan, except in Hokkaido and the
Ryukyu Islands. Up to now,Tsuchinoko have never captured by people because eyewitness were
afraid, or the animal escape first.Tsuchinoko.The reward of 100 million yen had Itoigawa city has to offer, Niigata prefecture.
Eyewitness who claimed have "seen" Tsuchinoko reported physical
characteristics and behavior as follows:
1.Compared with ordinary snake, the abdomen a little bit fat.
2.Strong jumped up to about 1 meter.
3.Like to
drink “sake”.
4. It might say "Chii".
5. Moving so quickly.
6.How to move like a caterpillar or rolled away, biting the tail and spinning like a wheel.
7.From the mouth can breath the
fire.
History
1. Tools of stone shaped like a snake like a Tsuchinoko that is found from the site archeology at Jomon Period in Hida, Gifu Prefecture. A similar picture Tsuchinoko also found on the outside of the urn-shaped pottery from the site archeology in Nagano Prefecture.
1. Tools of stone shaped like a snake like a Tsuchinoko that is found from the site archeology at Jomon Period in Hida, Gifu Prefecture. A similar picture Tsuchinoko also found on the outside of the urn-shaped pottery from the site archeology in Nagano Prefecture.
2.Tsuchinoko described as the god
of pastures in the classical literature
of Kojiki
written in the 8th century.
written in the 8th century.
3.In the
encyclopedia Wakan SanSai Zue from Edo period , Tsuchinoko written in article
entitled Nozuchihebi (野 槌 蛇, Nozuchihebi? snake hammer fields).
Plausible explanation
Most likely, the people just wrong to see it. Abdomen the snake had just swallowed
large prey will grow like the figure reported by the eyewitnesses. In addition, Tsuchinoko like a genus Tiliqua lizard that goes to Japan as pets since about the 1970s. The lizards have legs that small and almost invisible, so that amidst lush can be mistaken for Tsuchinoko.
large prey will grow like the figure reported by the eyewitnesses. In addition, Tsuchinoko like a genus Tiliqua lizard that goes to Japan as pets since about the 1970s. The lizards have legs that small and almost invisible, so that amidst lush can be mistaken for Tsuchinoko.
Source: Havana
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