Sachamama

The sachamama is a snake-like cryptid found in the Peruvian Amazon. The creature is described as a long, black snake, that measures 132 ft long and 15 ft wide. The sachamama is black, bears a structure that resembles a shell on its back, two tentacle-like trunks, and two ears, each measuring 3 ft. The sachamama is rarely spotted, and is said to reside underwater. Sachamama eats by sucking its prey into its mouth, since it cannot chase after its prey because of its shell. It is said that when a sachamama enters the water, it creates whirlpools in its wake.