Ancient Giant Skeletons Of A Human And A Snake Are Discovered In A Cave In Thailand

The excavation of the Khao Khanap Nam cave site in Thailand, a group of experts found a rather strange discovery, to say the least. As you can see from the photos attached here, the skeleton of what appears to be a giant 6 meter tall man was discovered here alongside the remains of what appears to be a giant snake.

KBTV news channel reported this when the discovery was made, also mentioning how the region of Krabi, where the remains were discovered, was also home to some other incredible archaeological finds, such as the world’s first primate being discovered not too long ago.

Known as Simaopithecus Eocaeunus, this rather strange specimen, although not directly related to us, is still a 35 million year old fossil that helps us understand the different branches of evolution that led us to evolve beyond this primate concept.

But anyway, going back to the giant and serpent that were discovered here, we can clearly say that this corresponds to the story of the Naga until the end.

This is the ancient story of rivalry between two men who wanted to marry the same princess. They came to the Nagas for help, who were known as the magic serpent people according to ancient Hindu texts.

These Naga transformed them into their strongest forms, turning one of them into a giant and the other into a giant snake. The fight between the two was absolutely legendary, but they quickly killed each other before anyone could get back to the princess.

Many, however, believe these fossils are fake as they are too clean to be as old as they should be, which we believe is the real case as well.

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