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“T.Y.P.H.O.N spotted surfacing near the coast of Grosseto, Italy, resulting the immediate scramble to evacuate the combined population of 128,794 (est.) from the surrounding areas. The water displacement from organism’s traversal result in powerful tsunamis that has caused nearby small islands to sink. The creature’s internal temperatures of 1,300 degrees Celsius causes the waters immediately around to boil, ocean temperatures around where T.Y.P.H.O.N has been has risen well above their temperatures. This has cause new, previous unknown species of archaic thermophiles arise, these new thermophiles along with the increase water temperatures has cause a mass decline in aquatic life in the northern portion of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Several reports of mass beaching of several Cetaceans such as the Bottlenose Dolphin or Humpback Whales. It is theorized that the animals beached themselves in an attempt to avoid the scalding waters and several, deadly species of organisms found around T.Y.P.H.O.N’s body.”

Description
“T.Y.P.H.O.N spotted surfacing near the coast of Grosseto, Italy, resulting the immediate scramble to evacuate the combined population of 128,794 (est.) from the surrounding areas. The water displacement from organism’s traversal result in powerful tsunamis that has caused nearby small islands to sink. The creature’s internal temperatures of 1,300 degrees Celsius causes the waters immediately around to boil, ocean temperatures around where T.Y.P.H.O.N has been has risen well above their temperatures. This has cause new, previous unknown species of archaic thermophiles arise, these new thermophiles along with the increase water temperatures has cause a mass decline in aquatic life in the northern portion of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Several reports of mass beaching of several Cetaceans such as the Bottlenose Dolphin or Humpback Whales. It is theorized that the animals beached themselves in an attempt to avoid the scalding waters and several, deadly species of organisms found around T.Y.P.H.O.N’s body.”