The boiling river, a strange thing in the Andes (Did mycoplasma caused the vanish of the entire population in Angikuni Lake, Canada in 1930?)

Kimmo Huosionmaa

I sometimes thought that could the answer for the vanishing of the people of the entire village in the ashore of the Angikuni Lake, Canada in 1930? There is something connected with this case to the boiling river in Peru, and the thing is "how those animals would step in the boiling river?". When an animal is dropping in the boiling river, would it boil to death, and there is nothing like bones to seen at the bottom of this strange river.

The boiling river is located in South America, sharply in Puerto Inca, Peru, and the river is interesting because the water is boiling, but there is no lava near the surface, that the river would get the unusual level of volcanic heat from the ground, and this means that there is something strange in this river. The boiling river sometimes kills animals, what are sinking in the water, and there is no change to survive in the boiling water. This place is not the only place on the Earth, where the volcanic temperature would raise the temperature of the water is very high, but there is no proof that other volcanic water-areas are in the same way dangerous than this water.

This thing makes this river mystery, and the question is, that doesn't those animals really smell or feel the heat of the river. And the second question is, is that river something, what we do not even imagine. If the river would boil would there steam around it, and the heat would be felt by animals. So why those animals would not recognize this steam, and go in the water. The river has a horrible reputation because it boils everything alive. The thing is that the river is quite hot, but there is something, what makes it so lethal. There would be some kind of mycoplasma, what will kill people and animals if they dare to go in that boiling water.

The process could be that the boiling water would remove the bacteria from the skin of the people, and then the mycoplasma or some archaebacteria would strike in the victim's body, and then the tragedy is starting. There are many things, what we don't know about the archaebacteria, and one is are they dangerous, and what they would use as a nutrient. If we are thinking about mycoplasma, there is no limit in the size of that kind of organisms, and there are many things, what we actually don't know about the behavior of those organisms.

And some sights of the giant whales in the ocean might be actually mycoplasmas. The mycoplasma is the creature, what might be really different than any other animals. Or by the way, the mycoplasma is not actually vegetable or animal. Some mushrooms can change their form to the mycoplasma by making the cell walls liquid, and connecting the cells in one giant form. Those mycoplasmas might look like giant gelee, what is like water but thinner.

Because those mycoplasmas are transparent, they might be mistaken with the whales, but then we must say, that some mycoplasmas are acting like giant macrophages, what will exterminate anything, what comes in the route of those creatures. And in some horror movies, the lakes are transformed in the form of giant mycoplasma, what would travel in the houses by water tubes. Then the entire town of the people would disappear. And is the mycoplasma the fate of the lost Inuit village in Canada? If there is mycoplasma, what transforms into the beast in the night time, would that thing cause the disappearance of the one Inuit village in Canada in 1930 at the shore of Angikuni Lake?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRNwHoc7bq0