"The Legend of Ningen" is claimed to have been first identified in the 1990s, but its origins are said to date back to the early 1900s. It's believed to be a floating creature, ranging from 5 to 100 meters in size, with arms and legs, white in color, and resembling a human.
The Ningen legend was reportedly first reported by Japanese submarine teams in the 1990s. The term "Ningen" comes from Japanese and means "human." It was first coined and popularized in a news article by the Mu magazine in 2007.
According to the legend, these humanoid creatures inhabit cold seas and live entirely out of sight from humans. They have human-like bodies, are of a pale complexion, and are quite large beings. Another theory suggests they have a history dating back to the legendary Agartha Civilization and may originate from another world, even being protected as descendants of UFOs.
Ningen Creatures Attacking Russian Divers
According to reports, Ningen creatures were identified in 1962 by Russian underwater military teams in the Black Sea and Central Asia, including Lake Baikal. It's claimed that upon their detection in Lake Baikal, seven divers were sent to capture one. However, upon entering the water, the divers were violently expelled by a sudden pressure, resulting in three fatalities and severe injuries to the rest.
Ningen Creatures Making it Into Reports
It's known that Ningen creatures have been reported by numerous submarines, giving rise to the legend. These sightings occurred because submarines, particularly due to the creatures' size and swimming patterns, mistook them for foreign enemy submarines. While the existence of these creatures remains a mystery, some claim they resemble white whales or seals, and might even be a different version of the mermaid myth.
However, the majority of species on Earth have yet to be identified, particularly in the vast expanses of the oceans. This adds another dimension to the phenomenon. Additionally, it's alleged that even Google Earth has identified Ningen creatures.
Below is a video claiming to show creatures believed to be Ningen. What do you think, are these Ningen?
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