4. Ghoulish Moose
Located in: North America (Alaska, Canada, and the and the Northern United States)
Estimated Price: N/A
It is possible that this enormous monster moose was seen in Alaska or in Canada’s northern regions. In this instance, the driver would have been better served by staying motionless and allowing this enormous beast to go about his business peacefully.
Terrible mood on Flickr
Moose can reach heights of up to six feet at the shoulder and weights of up to 1,400 pounds (for males alone; females are smaller). In Yukon, Alaska, in 1897, the largest known moose was seen standing seven and a half feet tall at the shoulder and weighing 1,808 pounds. It seems that this large boy is not too far behind him.
5. A Water Wall
Found in: Oceans Estimated Price: N/A
Although the location of the shot is unknown, the ocean is well captured in it. This image, which illustrates how towering and endless walls of water can seem, will not be particularly appealing to those who suffer from both megalophobia and thalassophobia.
Thalassophobia/ in a Wall of Water
It’s incredible to consider that explorers like the Vikings and others navigated the oceans centuries ago without any technology or lights. With only hope and trust to keep them safe, they had to sail wooden ships through these kinds of seas.
6. Massive Statue of Horses
Found in: Grand Rapids, Michigan, approximately. Building cost: $2.5 million
The American Horse, a gigantic sculpture at Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is a sight to behold and cannot be missed. Built for about $2.5 million, animalier Nina Akamu is an artist who specialises in creating animal sculptures.
Megalophobia with the Giant Horse Statue on
Visitors have reported that this enormous twenty-four-foot-tall bronze sculpture appears even larger in person. Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches, who had intended to undertake this kind of project but never got it off the ground, served as the inspiration for Akamu’s sculpture.
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