Some decades ago, you might have had the opportunity to see Ivan Macrily, an independent investigator,

driving his amphibious Volkswagen-Schrimvagen across the Mongolian desert, searching for

perhaps the most fearsome creature from all of cryptozoological lore, the Mongolian death

worm.

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Orgai Horkoi, the Mongolian death worm.

Few creatures from the annals of cryptozoology are as dramatically named as the Mongolian

death worm, or as it's known to the locals, the Olgai Horkoi.

It is said to cruise the sands of Asia's vast goby desert, unseen and unknown to all

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