Cthulhu is a “Great old one” who supposedly lives at the bottom of the Mariana trench in the ancient lost city of R’lyeh. He is thought to have been a made up being in Lovecraft’s famous short story Call of Cthulhu, but recent researchers and records that go way farther back than Lovecraft may prove it other wise. In 1997 the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) detected an unexplainable low frequency sound recorded by two ultra sensitive microphones in the South Pacific Ocean. The crazy part about that though is the microphones were 3,000 miles away from each other. Not too many sea creature could make a noise loud enough to be heard from that distance, matter of fact, no creature can. No one at the NOAA could figure out what was the source of the noise, even the other scientists who specialize in sound couldn’t explain what it is. The strangest part about the noise was how it was such a low frequency but could be heard for more than 5,000 miles. Could it be? Was Lovecraft writing a fictional story or writing down what could possibly be true documents of real entities? If so, then what if not just Cthulhu but all of the entities in the Lovecraft universe! The facts and evidence line up with more than just this; it has even been known to collide with Greek mythology several times and with real life happenings. Authors of books, short stories and essays about Cthulhu have been known to suddenly die of unknown causes. Could we of possibly recorded the voice of the great Cthulhu?
Cthulhu has no known size but he been estimated to be a little bit taller than Godzilla. Meaning that he stands over 300 feet tall! It is also said that he is sleeping and when he awakes from his slumber he will come out of the sea and destroy humanity. The most common way of him doing so is devouring everyone he sees. There are many cults that worship Cthulhu believing that they will be spared from his wrath. Some cults even worship him so they can be eaten first to escape from the slow and painful death he will emit to everyone on earth.
