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	Mongolian Deathworm
		It is described as a fat, bright red snakelike animal measuring two to four feet in length, which is vividly likened to a cow's intestine.
		The foremost investigator of the Mongolian death worm is Czech author Ivan Mackerle, who first learned about the creature from a female student from Mongolia.
		Mackerle and his colleagues befriended some Mongolian nomads who were willing to discuss the death worm, after a couple of bottles of Mongolian vodka loosened their tongues.
	www.angelfire.com /ma/jhardyshomepage2/mongolian.html (894 words)

	Mongolian
		Mongolian alphabet The Mongolian language historically has four writing systems that were used over the centuries.
		Mongolian Deathworm The Mongolian Deathworm is a snakelike creature reported to exist in the cryptid — a creature...
		Mongolian language The Mongolic languages, are group of languages spoken in Altaic languages, but this is not universal...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/mongolian.html (119 words)

	Orbis Quintus » Blog Archive » the search for the Mongolian Death Worm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I was reading this story about the recent trip by a team of people who went on a trip to Mongolia to find the Death Worm, also known as Allghoi khorkhoi (which seems to translate to “intestine worm.”) They documented their trip (with some photos) on their blog Cryptoworld.
		We believe the Allghoi Khorkhoi (Deathworm) definitely exists and is probably a new species of worm-lizard or possibly a snake similar to a sand-boa.
		Although the current Mongolian Death Worm expedition is over, i’m eager to see them continue the Cryptoworld blog, as it looks fantastic.
	orbis-quintus.net /blog/?p=1461 (338 words)

	Mongolian Death Worm - free-definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Mongolian Death Worm is a snakelike creature reported to exist in the Gobi Desert.
		The local name is "allghoi khorkhoi" which means "intestine worm," because it is reported to look like the intestine of a cow.
		There are a number of extraordinary claims by Mongolian locals (such as the ability of the worm to spew forth poison that is lethal on contact, and its purported ability to kill at a distance), but no scientifically reliable sightings.
	www.free-definition.com /Mongolian-Deathworm.html (173 words)

	Cryptid Artwork
		I first drew a sketch of it on paper, then scanned it and colored it in MS Paint.
		Mongolian Deathworms (1) - These are two interpretations of the Mongolian Deathworm.
		Mongolian Deathworm (2) - This is an interpretation of the Mongolian Deathworm.
	www.angelfire.com /sc2/Trunko/art.html (762 words)

	The Cryptid Zoo: Mongolian Death Worm (or Olgoi-Khorkhoi)
		It is also called the "intestine worm" because of how it looks, but this nickname causes it to be easily confused with intestinal worms, internal parasites such as the tapeworm that really exist and are not of interest to cryptozoology.
		The Mongolian death worm is not an internal parasite.
		Since then, all attempts to prove the existence of the Mongolian death worm have been unsuccessful, though eyewitness accounts are numerous enough and relatively consistent.
	www.newanimal.org /deathworm.htm (498 words)

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		The first time you hear about the Mongolian Death Worm you assume it has to be a joke; it sounds too much like the monster from a B-movie or an especially dire comic book to be true.
		A five-foot (1.5m) long worm dwelling in the vast and inhospitable expanses of the Gobi Desert, the creature is known to Mongolia’s nomadic tribesmen as the allghoi khorkhoi (sometimes given as allerghoi horhai or olgoj chorchoj) or intestine worm’ for its resemblance to a sort of living cow’s intestine.
		This time, he is planning to pilot an ultralight aircraft, from which he hopes to spot the creature basking on the surface.
	www.forteantimes.com /articles/182_deathworm1.shtml (536 words)

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		The Mongolian Deathworm can be two to four feet long, with a bright red color.
		Mongolians think that mentioning the Death Worm brings bad luck.
		The Mongolian Death Worm is believed to spray a deadly poison on enemies when killing, or it may transmit highly lethal electric charges.
	library.thinkquest.org /J0112844/MongolianDeathworm/default.htm (78 words)

	informations mongolian death worm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Mongolian Death Worm The Mongolian death worm, first reported in 1929 is also known as Allghoi Khorkhoi meaning intestine...
		Sorry you don't have the right plug in to listen to the music MONGOLIAN DEATH WORM The Mongolian Deathworm (also referred to as the andquot;Allghoi Khorkhoiandquot; or andquot;Intestine Wormandquot;) is supposedly a giant...
		The Mongolian death worm, or Allghoi Khorkhoi as the locals call it, was first described by Roy Chapman...
	www.salsamonika.de /mongolian_death_worm.html (352 words)

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		He and his team were unable to trace the creature, said to be 2ft long and able to spit poison, but spoke to people who said they had seen it.
		The expedition was run by the Exeter-based Centre for Fortean Zoology, an organisation dedicated to cryptozoology, or the study of unusual animals, of which Richard is the zoological director.
		The first recorded sightings of the Deathworm, which is in fact believed to be a reptile, were in the 1920s.
	farshores.org /c05mon7.htm (410 words)

	Encyclopedia: Cryptozoology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Almas (Mongolian for wild man), is a reported hair-covered (except for hands and face) hominid species said to live and the Pamir Mountains, and the Altai mountains of southern Mongolia, as recently as the 1970s, although it remains undescribed to science and its very existence is open to dispute.
		Mngwa (the strange one) or the Nunda is a gigantic, ferocious, gray felid, said to stalk the East African country of Tanzania.
		Species Triceratops (three-horned face) is a ceratopsid herbivorous dinosaur genus from the Latest Cretaceous period of North America.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Cryptozoology (5467 words)

	CRYPTOWORLD » Blog Archive » CFZ news - Mongolian Expedition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		www.e-mongol.com gave us a superb painting of the deathworm by Mongolian artist Jargalan Nerguin, which was specially commissioned for the Operation Death Worm, Mongolian 2005 Expedition.
		Fine art prints of these paintings can be found at our shop, http://www.cafepress.com/424811.19486348 and all proceeds from buying this painting will help fund a further expedition to Mongolia next year.
		This entry was posted on Monday, June 6th, 2005 at 7:11 pm and is filed under Death Worm, News.
	cryptoworld.co.uk /2005/06/06/cfz-news-mongolian-expedition (349 words)

	the Mongolian DeathWorm (cryptozoology) ~heather : ghostlightmysteries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Sightings of the Deathworm are very rare, so there is very little information on this strange creature.
		Many Mongolian people believe the creature carries some kind of poision or electrical charge which enables it to survive and attack from great distances.
		I'm inclined to think that sightings of the DeathWorm could be ascribed to hallucinations in the Gobi Desert, or maybe a little too much fermented mares milk...but then again...you never know.
	www.ghostlightmysteries.com /viewpost_331292.asp (371 words)

	DEATHWORM DERRING DO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A four man team travelled to the Gobi desert in search of the infamous Mongolian deathworm; a vermiform, desert dwelling creature said to spit a corrosive yellow venom, and held in much fear by the Mongolian nomads who know it by the name of allghoi-khorkoi (pronounced “olra hoy-hoy”).
		Mongolian wrestling seems to be about getting your opponent off balance whilst grappling with locked arms.
		A sum is the Mongolian equivalent to a British county.
	www.cfz.org.uk /dwrep.htm (7347 words)

	The Mongolian Death Worm Letterbox
		Continue across the street in hunt of the Mongolian death worm.
		The Mongolian death worm, first reported in 1929 is also known as Allghoi Khorkhoi meaning intestine worm because of its shape.
		It is a fat, bright red huge worm measuring two to four feet in length and is likened to a cow’s intestine.
	www.chuckstraub.com /Letterboxing/mongolian.htm (849 words)

	STRANGEWiRE.COM: OPERATION DEATH WORM
		Also known as allghoi khorkhoi, the blood red creature is said to be able to spit an acidic yellow substance and can generate blasts of electricity strong enough to kill a camel.
		The deathworm lurks beneath the sand and only comes out at certain times during the year.
		The group, from the Exeter-based Centre for Fortean Zoology, will be blogging their results as they go, and at last post, were about to leave for the airport with bags packed.
	www.strangewire.com /archives/2005/04/operation_death.shtml (146 words)

	Deathworm
		The Mongolian Deathworm (also referred to as the "Allghoi Khorkhoi" or "Intestine Worm") is supposedly a giant redish coloured worm dangerous enough to kill a large desert animal such as a camel or even a human.
		Sightings of the Deathworm are very rare, so there is very little information on this strange creature.
		Much of the mystery is due to the hot climate and large open, but lowly populated area it is known to live in - the Gobi Desert in Mongolia.
	www.meta-religion.com /Paranormale/Cryptozoology/Other/deathworm.htm (189 words)

	Unexplained_Creatures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Mongolian Death Worm is believed to accomplish this by either spraying an enormously lethal poison, or by somehow transmitting high electrical charges into its victims.
		The worm is said to be found solely in the sand dunes of the southern part of the Gobi Desert; Allghoi Khorkhoi (local name, meaning "intestine worm," because of its color and appearance) is so feared among the people of Mongolia that the simple mention of it is considered bad luck.
		First reported in 1929, the Mongolian Death Worm is said to emerge during the hot months of June and July and to hibernate the rest of the year.
	wintersteel.homestead.com /Unexplained_Creatures.html (10046 words)

	CRYPTOWORLD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A group of English scientists are to spend a month in the hostile Gobi desert in search of one of the world’s strangest and most elusive monsters, the Mongolian Death Worm.
		Known to the locals as Allghoi khorkhoi (Mongolian for intestine worm due to its resemblance to a length of cow’s stomach), the blood red creature is much feared.
		Three to five feet long, the Death Worm is said to lurk beneath the sands, emerging only at certain times of the year to spread fear among the desert dwellers.
	cryptoworld.co.uk /page/3 (2617 words)

	Allghoi Khorkhoi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Many says that it's with a powerful poison, but some other think that electricity's the arm of the beast.
		The death worm is so feared among Mongolians that many consider the mere mention of its name bad luck.
		This dreaded creature has reportedly killed hundreds of people since the late 1800s when its existence was verified by a team of Russian scientists.
	www.mysterydatabase.com /english/cryptozoology/worm/allghoi_khorkhoi.htm (617 words)

	Ghostly Talk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Date: May 11, 2005 - 12:22 PM A group of English scientists are combing the Gobi Desert in search of the legendary Mongolian Death Worm, also known as the Allghoi khorkhoi.
		Nomads in the area claim that the Death Worm can spit yellow saliva that works like powerful acid, and that it generates electrical discharges powerful enough to kill a camel.
		The photo shows the area where the Deathworm was last seen three years ago.
	www.ghostlytalk.com /printarticle555.html (277 words)

	Mongolian Religions Content - Mongolian Religions Secrets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Introduction history, Soviet and Mongolian officers from the Ministry Religions and Conservation of Manchester, England and the Jan Brummelhuis Beurs Grant Programme, provided by the Mongolian
		Its other followers are Harmony and cooperation among peoples of all races, religions, nationalities and cultures convened an International Peace Conference for Mongolian Leaders from Around the World Buddhist influences spread as far as the Yenisei region by the seventh century, as evidenced by Buddhist temple bells with Chinese inscriptions found there.
		Early Mongolian contacts with Buddhism are dated to the fourth century, when the activities of Chinese of Tantric Buddhism over other religions during the reign of Khublai Khan
	www.religionspot.com /religion/mongolian-religions.html (1275 words)

	Cryptozoology A To Z : The Encyclopedia Of Loch Monsters Sasquatch Chupacabras And Other Authentic M (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I guess these creatures would not garner enough press and interest in the National Enquirer to include mention.
		For example, the Mongolian Deathworm is clearly a "friend told a friend who heard it from a friend" story.
		There has never been one iota of proof even with many expeditions to the Mongolian desert to prove that this strange animal exists.
	www.occult-books.info /0684856026/Cryptozoology-A-To-Z--The-Encyclopedia-Of-Loch-Monsters-Sasquatch-Chupacabras-And-Other-Authentic-M.html (988 words)

	ThinkQuest : Library Search
		There is interactive insight into major influences on the centuries' Mongolian history from monarchy to democracy with a particular eye on the 1921 National Revolution.
		"Mongolian Traditional Jigsaws" is a web site introducing mental imaginative game, Mongol naadam to puzzle fans of all ages.
		Out of necessity Mongolians have found creative and ingenious ways to use the milk of all five of the domestic animals in the country: sheep, cattle, goats, camels and horses More
	www.thinkquest.org /library/search.html?search_text=mongolia (414 words)

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		One storie said that a little boy was outside playing with a yellow toy box, when, suddenly, the Mongolian Death Worm crawled into the box.
		Out of curiosity, the little boy touched the worm and was instantly killed.
		They ran after the worm and tried to kill it, but the exact opposite happened.
	library.thinkquest.org /J0112844/MongolianDeathworm/stories.htm (74 words)

	Cryptoworld » Operation Deathworm - Part 1
		In May 2005, Cryptoworld joined forces with the CFZ (Centre for Fortean Zoology) and travelled to Mongolia to look for the legendary Mongolian Death Worm.
		Intrigued, Mackerle set out to learn more about this Mongolian monster, and after Mackerle and his colleagues befriended some Mongolian nomads, they heard what is possibly the most commonly told story and description of the Deathworm.
		The Story goes: After a couple of bottles of Mongolian vodka had loosened the nomads’ tongues, they said that the worm squirts an acidic liquid that immediately makes anything it touches turn yellow and corroded.
	www.cryptoworld.co.uk /projects/operation-deathworm-1 (695 words)

	mikesspace blog » Blog Archive » Mongolian Death Worm! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		While you and I are safe at home, a crack team of scientists are hunting the “Mongolian Death Worm“!
		You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
		Mike, thanks for the link - as you probably know, we didn’t find the Deathworm this time round - but we will be going back next year in July (2006).
	www.mikesspace.net /blog/archives/2005/05/13/mongolian-death-worm/trackback (169 words)

	Hunt for the Mongolian Death Worm...no, seriously - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community
		But the Mongolian Death Worm - a comic book-style beast documented in local texts and folklore - may have met its match.
		A team of British scientists has set out to capture the elusive monster - and they plan to wrestle it to the ground with their bare hands.
		Yeah, I'm sure NOBODY has anything to worry about, the scientists are perfectly safe.....the Mongolians have only been scared of this thing for centuries because they are such notorious wusses.
	www.abovetopsecret.com /forum/thread137957/pg1 (654 words)

	Sheffield Forum Archive - Mongolian Death Worms ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The 2005 CFZ Expedition to Mongolia is searching for the semi-legendary Mongolian deathworm.
		The four-man team hope to bring back conclusive proof of its existence and are not rejecting the possibility that they may even manage to capture one alive.
		"Mongolian food, though, we quickly, if somewhat uncharitably, decided, is best left to Mongolians: mutton for breakfast, mutton for lunch, mutton for dinner.
	www.sheffieldforum.co.uk /showthread/t-38439.html (717 words)

	Shortcuts \| The Guardian \| Guardian Unlimited
		Known locally as allghoi khorkhoi, or "intestine worm" due to its resemblance to a length of stomach, red in colour, and ranging from three to five feet in length, the deathworm has been sighted on many occasions, but no one has ever managed to capture or photograph a specimen.
		He dismisses the deathworm's deadliness as an apocryphal add-on.
		They did manage, however, to gather reports of new sightings, "ranging from a guy who saw one in the 1930s to someone who saw one only nine months ago", as well as three reports of modern-day dragons.
	www.guardian.co.uk /g2/story/0,,1502201,00.html (1733 words)

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