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Hellish Spawn of Hell was caught on Tape

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"Hellish Spawn of Hell was caught on Tape "

Two guys caught something that looks like Satan’s unwanted child.

BEACON TRANSCRIPT – If you thought that Dracula is the worst thing Hell can conjure up, then you’re in for a shock. A hellish spawn of Hell was caught on tape as it was summoning up its mischievous minions of darkness.

After seeing this video, the first thing that will pop into your frightened mind is that Hell is a real place and it is filled with nasty looking creatures. Deformed, monstrous in all aspects, they’re probably what Goya was thinking about when he created that painting entitled “The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters”.

What is this creature so frightening that the mere sight of it can make even the most courageous of us scream at the top of their lungs? Let’s take it from a beginning. Imagine that it’s a Sunday morning, and your best bud invites you to do a little fishing with him.

Grab your gear, pack a couple of sandwiches, maybe some chips, a six-pack of beer and off you go to the pod. Now, as you stand there, fishing rod in your left hand and beer in the other, talking to your buddy about something, your fishing line decides to make thread-like moves in the air.

As your reel in that tough bastard, you will begin to realize that something is not quite right. Your buddy lies there motionless, as you drag the monstrous creature to the shore.

Basically, this is what happened to a couple of dudes who went fishing. One of them caught something which resembles a catfish but, it’s not entirely a catfish. It’s more like a little alien dude, with 5 legs, if you count the tail.

Yes, you heard it right. Two guys managed to catch a fish with legs that look something right of a Lovecraft short story. It sounds pretty scary, but in fact, it’s pretty ok, come to think of it.

The so-called hellish spawn of Hell caught on tape is actually a Brazilian catfish. The fish also bear the name of Seadevil, mainly because of its frightening appearance. This type of fish usually dwells at high depths, very close to the ocean’s floor. The seadevil’s diet consists of other small fish and several invertebrates.

Maybe the eerie aspect of this whole story is the creature’s dimensions. According to marine observations, the largest seadevil specimen ever discovered was about 12 inches. But the big boy in the movie can hardly qualify as a puny 12-inch spawn of Satan.

Scared already? Then you definitely must keep away from the clip below.

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Icelanders Help Refugees via Facebook: 13,000 Offer Shelter and Food

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Bryndisa Bjorgvinsdottir, a professor of design at Iceland Academy of the Arts, is the co-author of the page "Syria is Calling"

Bryndisa Bjorgvinsdottir, a professor of design at Iceland Academy of the Arts, is the co-author of the page “Syria is Calling”

Syrian migrants have been all over the news headlines for months now, and their tragedy of having to flee to Europe from conflict and poverty is a story still underway.

In spite of the UN and EU urging European nations to come together and help Italy and Greece cope with the desperate masses arriving on the continent, xenophobia-tinged governments are still shying away.

Earlier this month, Macedonia has closed its borders and police has been trying to stop refugees from entering with tear gas and stun grenades. The same goes for Hungarians, who have reinforced borders with fences and left hundreds of refugees stranded by closing the Budapest train station to passengers trying to reach northern Europe.

In spite of its efforts to improve the capacity of its refugee camp, Bulgaria can only hold as many as 6,000 people. Many other countries have done a lot less, however, proving that solidarity is only a word for some governments.

Deciding to write a completely different story, however, thousands of residents on the islands of Iceland are opening their doors to refugees seeking for asylum. Iceland’s official stand is that only 50 refugees are accepted in the country, but the population has decided to call on their government to help more than that.

Emotional messages of solidarity with the tragedy of Syrian refugees were posted on a Facebook page titled “Syria is Calling,” where Icelanders are showing their willingness through posts like “I have an extra room in a spacious apartment which I am more than happy to share along with my time and overall support.”

Bryndis Bjorgvinsdottir, a professor of design at Iceland Academy of the Arts, is the co-author of the page, which seems to be gaining a lot of traction among the nation’s population. Out of the roughly 330,000 citizens, 13,000 have already offered food and shelter in their own homes.

Banning hate speech and encouraging people to lend a helping hand, the page’s description contains a heart-warming message: “[…] Refugees are our future spouses, best friends, our next soul mate, the drummer in our children’s band, our next colleague, Miss Iceland 2022, the carpenter who finally fixes our bathroom, the chef in the cafeteria, the fireman, the hacker, and the television host […]”

Increasing pressure from Icelanders who want to help, the country’s Prime Minister, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, has proposed an emergency committee of ministers who will figure out a new plan for the nation’s contribution to the European migration crisis.
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