On the shore of Sedozers, on a rock, there is a giant silhouette of a figure. Locals call it the Giant Kuiva. According to the latest theory of scientists, it is an outgrowth of fungi on the rock. But the question arises, and why over the centuries the fungi have not grown further, and strictly hold the contours of a human figure of gigantic proportions?
I would like to bring an analogy with the shadows of people left on the stone walls in Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Chernobyl in the epicenters of nuclear explosions.
Forbidden History
