Twitterati Goes Crazy over “Headless Chicken Monster”
Oct 24, 2018
Recently the latest camera technology developed by Australian researchers captured a deep-sea creature that is being called “the headless chicken monster”. It was spotted in the Southern Ocean (Antarctic Ocean). The video of the creature went viral and has created a buzz on social media. Check out the details below:
Check out the video:
The official twitter handle of Antarctic Division posted: “Behold the majestic “headless chicken monster” or Enypniasties eximia spotted recently in the Southern Ocean for the first time on an Australian fisheries camera”. According to them, this is the first time that this marine animal has seen in Ocean waters.
Behold the majestic "headless chicken monster" or Enypniasties eximia, spotted recently in the Southern Ocean for the first time on an Australian fisheries camera. https://t.co/jQHv5L0uE3 pic.twitter.com/ZeChEiivCy
— Antarctic Division (@AusAntarctic) October 20, 2018
This video clip of the “Headless chicken monster” has created a buzz on social media, with many people getting curious about the sea creature. However, the name given to the creature has also got some funny reactions. Check out the tweets below:
Found the devil taking a swim ???? https://t.co/DWpJZK8UeK
— ???? LeeAnn Gibson-Cornett ???? (@CornettGibson) October 23, 2018
The question is does it taste like chicken? ???? https://t.co/MnZAu0JE01
— Ernesto Rosas (@_ernestorosas) October 23, 2018
It's a bird... It's a plane... It's a "headless chicken monster"! https://t.co/raBn7V79SN
— Leigh Boardman (@biologicalLeigh) October 23, 2018
Headless chicken escapes from Australian Kitchen. Check it out. https://t.co/UwGKoBp4HK
— Joel Sebastian. K (@Joelsebastian_k) October 23, 2018
Why do we keep being told this monster is a headless chicken when in the photo it looks exactly like a chickenless head pic.twitter.com/qGxsRPaL3n
— Edmund Griffiths (@EdmundGriffiths) October 23, 2018
"Uh oh...I think they're onto us.." pic.twitter.com/ZjTI44bGg4
— DeadGuy Plays: (@DeadGuyPlays) October 22, 2018
so ur telling me that the "headless chicken monster" is real but mermaids & sirens arent. smh. https://t.co/rwbLRnsC7x
— laur???????? (@laurendifiore_) October 23, 2018
How many legs do chickens have in Oz??? https://t.co/h844QU7kPb
— WeeHalfPint-of-Blood ???????????????????? (@weehalfpintt) October 23, 2018
I'm glad I'm alive to see 'headless chicken monster' pop up on my trends section. pic.twitter.com/x3XtmCb99F
— Ben M.E (@Rebornnightmare) October 22, 2018
Where do you think they came from?
— ????ZO?T?? ????K?TIO????? (@Warrkation_) October 22, 2018
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