What is a Mongolian Death Worm?

There is no proof that the Mongolian Death Worm exists, but cryptozoologists have developed a profile of it, according to Animal Planet. The worm is described as being 2 to 5 feet in length, 2 inches thick, bright red in color and lacking an identifiable head or tail.

The profile of the Mongolian Death Worm stems from the research of investigators who have explored the Gobi Desert in search of the elusive creature. Scientists have interviewed hundreds of local people in Mongolia in developing their description, but no photographic evidence of the Death Worm exists. Locals claim that the worm has a circular sucker-like mouth and sharp teeth that point inward.