Satellite image of the 12- to 15-foot-tall Nephilim Giant in the Patagonian Mountains

There are numerous legends and myths concerning giants on Earth, but have you ever given any consideration to why?

This “Society of Giant People” may reside within the Earth, but may have access to remote locations like the Patagonian Mountains, which are shared by Argentina and Chile, near the southern tip of South America.

The Patagones, also known as Patagonian giants, were originally discovered by Ferdinand Magellan and his crew in the 1520s while exploring the South American shoreline on their way to the world’s circumnavigation.

If Magellan and his crew did see the Tehuelche, it is possible. Indeed, these individuals towered over everyone. The Tehuelche may have been mistaken for the alleged Patagonian giants, but given that he wrote clearly about these claimed 12 to 15-foot-tall creatures, we may presume that they were in fact Patagonian giants.

In addition, a map by Diego Gutiérrez from 1562 depicts Patagonian giants, who are connected to the forebears of the Nephilim and Rephaim and are known as the Didanum people, which provides more evidence of their existence.

There is no clear evidence that the Patagonian giants ever lived, however satellite images of the Patagonian Mountains suggest a probable Giant being, which may change people’s thinking about the tale.

This huge monster’s head, eyes, nose, mouth and right hand and fingers as well as its left leg and toes can be seen in the photographs captured from Google Earth despite the images being a little blurry. (An expanded version of the photograph is seen above.)


This film from Roger in Kansas City, Missouri, the мคห who first discovered the entity, provides a thorough tour of the surrounding surroundings.

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