If you didn’t know previously, one of the oddest stories you’ll ever hear is about the legendary two-headed giant known as the Kap Dwa. This is the tale of a Giant that stood 3.5 meters tall and was first found in Patagonia. Make sure you’re paying attention though, because the plot takes a lot of strange turns.

The story starts in 1673, when a colossal monster with two heads connected to his body was sighted roaming the local areas by some Spanish seamen who were merely going about their business. They disembarked fast and attacked him head-on, taking him out in the process.

Even though it was obvious that the Giant was stronger than them, the team used cunning strategies to overcome him and cage him. Shortly after, they killed him to ensure he wouldn’t be able to escape again.

He was brought to London after being mummified, and it wasn’t until the late 19th century that it was found there. At that point in 1959, Lord Thomas Howard discovered it and decided to include it in his collection of Gerber’s products.

But Thomas tells a quite different tale from this. He thinks George Bickel himself carried the mummified remains to England after they were first found in Patagonia.

He eventually found it after being sent to Baltimore and added it to his collection.

Regardless of what you think really happened here, the results speak for themselves as this is an incredible two-headed Giant’s remains right in front of you.