What is the humanoid praying mantis of Kunlun Mountain? Did it really appear?

It looks like a praying mantis, its muscles are particularly hard, it is said that it can kill people at will, and it is said that many hunters go hunting and never come back, these are just legends and have no scientific basis.

The humanoid praying mantis in Kunlun Mountain has appeared in the last century, and there have been injuries to people, the world is so big that the mantis has also been killed by the local **, but there has been no literature to mention these.

I think it's possible that this kind of mysterious thing is not real, or that it is just similar, and then it is exaggerated and described by others, making others think that it is really so.

This matter has not been allowed to be spread at the beginning, about its authenticity, I personally feel that it is not so credible, if the mantis people are real and so strong, they should be able to survive on the earth. Personally, I think that it was probably because the expedition team encountered a larger praying mantis, or because the surrounding environment was too bad that the expedition team was killed, and finally the story of the mantis man was spread through false rumors.

The real praying mantis is Dai Wei.

"Praying Mantis" is directed by Fan Xiuming, starring Gan Tingting, Mo Xiaoqi, Dong Yong, Huang Junpeng, etc. tells the story of the contest between two female **: one is a former Kuomintang secret bureau agent, who became an underground worker of the Communist Party after being instigated, and the other is a Kuomintang commissioner, whose real identity is the killer "Praying Mantis".

In the winter of 1948, our army prepared to cross the river to fight and liberate Nanjing. The Kuomintang is preparing to transfer a batch of precious national treasures to Taiwan. The Nanjing Station of the Military Administration is responsible for carrying out this mission, and the real decision-maker is Dai Wei, the foreign affairs secretary of the ** government.

Chen Lihong, the CCP ** who was lurking at Nanjing Station, learned of this and fully cooperated with the Nanjing underground party to stop the operation. A mysterious killer codenamed "Praying Mantis" keeps appearing to sabotage the treasure protection operation of our underground party, Chen Lihong secretly investigates his true face and finds that he is inextricably linked with Dai Wei.

It's fake, because if something like this happens, it will turn bad as soon as it spreads ten, hundred.

I think it's actually fake. It should be made up on the Internet. If there really were mantis people, they would have been caught and studied long ago.

I don't know what it is, but I definitely don't think it's true. At that time, someone must have pretended to be wrong, or for some special reason.

The praying mantis people in Kunlun Mountain may be a rumor.

On the Kunlun Mountain, a mountain range in the western part of our country, there is a famous "Gate of Hell", which is heavily guarded all year round. In ancient times, there was a mysterious legend in the Kunlun Mountain, and over time, everyone felt that the valley was full of gods, and if you rushed to it, it might be a catastrophe and a catastrophe.

There are many winding valleys formed on Kunlun, and it is easy to be hurt without experience. There were once inhabitants who went into the valley in pursuit of herding horses. After entering, he did not come out, and then the bones were discovered, which shrouded the local area with a veil of mystery.

Kunlun Mountain is a mysterious place, and there are many things we don't know how to do.

There is a legendary mantis man in Kunlun Mountain, and there are no scientific discoveries yet, so it is likely to be a rumor. So we can't listen to rumors, we have to believe in science.

It should be a rumor, after all, in the current materialistic world, mantis people do not exist within the scope of scientific cognition. It is not excluded that someone is eye-catching for the sake of heat, like the Loch Ness Monster that has been found n times, 8 percent of which are posed.

At present, there is no evidence to clarify the existence of mantis people on Kunlun, this is just a folk statement, and there is no conclusive evidence.