Forest fires that flare up every year in the Khabarovsk region are turning into a real natural disaster for this region. The fire with hectares destroys forests, causing not only material damage: the smoke from these fires envelops villages and cities, adversely affecting the health of thousands of people.
Every year, the authorities spend enormous amounts of money and energy on fire prevention, trying to fight them, but in vain. Huge territories not only in this region, but also throughout our vast country suffer from fire.
Many victims, thousands of hectares of completely burnt forest. And yet fires in the Khabarovsk Territory attract special attention. The first thing that is alarming is the strange localization of their foci, which is almost impossible to fight on the slopes of the hills.
And secondly, fires in a strange way occur in places that have “speaking” toponymy, for example, on Draconia Hill. And it is no longer known what causes these fires. So, if you look at the hill from afar, it seems that smoke is coming from the hill, more precisely, from the dragon's head, and fire is coming from the nostrils.
Around the Khabarovsk Territory there is endless taiga all around. And what the EMERCOM employees saw a few years ago, flying around these places, greatly surprised them. In the vicinity of the village of Vyazemskoye, there were general felling of trees. Fir trees, cedars, some of which are difficult even to grasp, were broken like matches. The trees are not that they were uprooted, no. The bulk of them were broken off at a height of four or five meters. The trees were twisted and felled at a ninety degree angle. Moreover, I was amazed not only by the way the trees were felled, but also by the shape of their dumping - with a cross …
From above, the shape of the fall was very similar to the Orthodox cross: one large straight strip and two smaller ones - across.
Such a picture can hardly be called an accident.
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Many speculations have been put forward about what happened at this place. The Ministry of Emergency Situations itself did not give any official conclusions. Many experts were afraid to say anything.
The version of UFO visits to these places was not confirmed, especially since similar phenomena were observed in the regions adjacent to Vyazemsky. Moreover, the falls have other features that no one paid attention to at first: the impression was created that someone had walked along these places with a furrow. Pieces of turf, upturned earth were found, and the trees themselves were burnt, although the fire had not yet passed in these places.
It is this detail - burnt trees - that makes us tie together the falls and strange fires in the Khabarovsk Territory. And these two phenomena are linked together by one creature, in the existence of which the locals have believed for many centuries. It's about … the dragon …
A small Nanai village Sikachi-Alyan is located 75 kilometers from Khabarovsk on the banks of the Amur. There are unique ancient stones on which strange drawings of Nanai ancestors have been preserved. One of the stones depicts a shaman's mask, which is a reference point to the rest of the petroglyphs - ancient images carved into the stone.
According to the rough estimates of scientists, these drawings are more than 14 thousand years old.
The vast majority of petroglyphs depict animals - horses, tapirs, etc. Apparently, the ancestors depicted quite real animals, since they saw them repeatedly. And only one image causes controversy - these are dragons.
Everything around this place suggests that the distant ancestors knew dragons well enough. After all, even the name of the Amur River is translated from Chinese as a black dragon.
Old people say that the black dragon or mudur in Nanai is very similar to a catfish or a large crocodile.
Ancient Nanai legends say that from time to time this dragon demanded sacrifices, and if, say, a child drowned in the river, then no one saved him, not even his mother. People stood and watched him drown: they knew that if the mudur needs a sacrifice, it must be offered.
And if dragons really existed in these places, then nothing prevented these fire-breathing monsters from flying and spewing fire, causing fires that occur in these places every year. Moreover, many in the Khabarovsk Territory are sure that they did not just exist here in antiquity: they still exist.
Many ancient legends say that three dragons live in the Khabarovsk Territory: river, earth and heaven. They were offered sacrifices, they were worshiped. The locals knew: if you do not make a sacrifice, the dragon will take its own.
They say that up to now in remote taiga villages domestic animals disappear in a strange way. Residents as one claim that they are being carried away by the dragon. And the evidence of this is the traces of fire or scorch marks on the corpses of animals found in the forest.
The fact that this is not done by a person is obvious: animal carcasses are literally torn apart by claws. But what kind of beast can tear and scorch with fire? The Dragon!
Dragons in these places are told in the same way as about all other creatures that inhabit the local forests. The only serious difference is that dragons have long been recognized as the indisputable masters of everything around them. Moreover, some Nanai tribes turned dragons into their totems.
Many mythologists believe that the existence of dragons can be quite real, because dragons, in fact, are very similar to dinosaurs.
And if you imagine the true size of the dinosaurs, then just goosebumps run on the skin: after all, if they mutated into dragons, then it's scary to even think about what kind of monsters are walking in the Khabarovsk forests.
Dragon on traditional clothes of the Amur peoples
In Peru, Mexico and some other countries there are collections of stones, petroglyphs on which indicate that man and dinosaur in the distant past interacted closely. Moreover, some of the drawings are clear evidence that dinosaurs were once domesticated.
One has only to look at these artifacts, and you immediately realize that it was these dragons that the Russian heroes hunted, especially since it has been proven that dinosaurs still existed at the beginning of the history of the first human civilizations.
So, the conclusions that suggest themselves are simply amazing. In the Khabarovsk forests, creatures that people have long considered extinct may well be found. And no matter how you call them, dragons or dinosaurs, one thing is true: they exist, especially since the locals believe in them.