As soon as one thinks of Lal Beg, one feels a strange fear, but now such a long Lal Beg has come to the fore that weak-hearted people can lose their senses.
According to international media reports, Singaporean researchers found a red bag in the Indian Ocean that is 20 inches long and has fourteen legs.
Remember that a normal red bag has 6 legs while its length is about two and a half to three inches.
Experts at the National University of Singapore said they were on a naval survey when they found a giant red bag in the depths of the Indian Ocean.
The experts went into the deep sea and collected more than 12,000 other marine organisms, including the 14-legged red bag. The experts themselves were shocked to see this red bag.
The head of the research team said: "We discovered a new type of red bag called the Bethi Nomus Raksasa.
Experts also said that the 6 legs of the common red bag are very delicate, but the legs of the beetle wax found in the depths of the sea are not only thick but also poisonous.
