Theatre curtains terrified me as a child, seeing this makes my skin crawl.1yr ⋅ ForkedConfidant ⋅ r/megalophobia
The toothy maw of a monster. Haven't really seen this here, thought you guys may like it.2yr ⋅ Cloudthekid ⋅ r/megalophobia
This is The Motherland Calls in Russia. It stands at 279ft tall (85m)4yr ⋅ ILikePancakes21 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Mecca Cityscape, including the Royal Tower Hotel. The 3rd tallest building in the world.3yr ⋅ yzarc123 ⋅ r/megalophobia
German Tank P 1000 Ratte was a planned tank made for Nazi Germany. It would be 1,000 Tons and 36 feet tall1yr ⋅ The_Cheese_Touch ⋅ r/megalophobia
COILING DRAGON CLIFF SKYWALK, Tianmen Mountain, Tianmen Mountain National Park, Zhangjiajie2yr ⋅ lillyofthedesert ⋅ r/megalophobia
This is a Japanese spider crab it’s legs can grow up to 120 cm and it’s the sea crab1yr ⋅ Thisnamedoesnotpost ⋅ r/megalophobia
Uncertain if this has been posted or not. This whale being wrangled by an octopus at The House on the Rock in Wisconsin. Longer than the Statue of Liberty is tall.2yr ⋅ Mike239223 ⋅ r/megalophobia
hubs is a mailman and came across this on his route today. I'm mad jelly.3yr ⋅ audree_3 ⋅ r/megalophobia
AI Painting with Keywords Creature, Depths, Oil Rig, Scary, Horror, Attack, Tentacle, Deep, Dark, Terrifying, Vicious, Mariana Trench, Submarine, Torpedo, Atlantis, Steam Punk, Boat, Atmospheric Painted on Midjourney1yr ⋅ AssociationPlane274 ⋅ r/megalophobia
This picture of the Empire State Building from NJ gives me a weird feeling4yr ⋅ 3157899706 ⋅ r/megalophobia
The norwegian «Troll» platform. It is the largest moveable object created by mankind. (In this image, it is not submerged)4yr ⋅ F33DBACK__ ⋅ r/megalophobia
The edges of the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates joined by a footbridge in Iceland (credit: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/04/world/europe/earthquakes-eruption-iceland.html)3yr ⋅ Coming2amiddle ⋅ r/megalophobia
Shuddering at the thought of how big this hot air balloon actually is2yr ⋅ Pizzafactor ⋅ r/megalophobia
The skull of a Purussaurus, one of the biggest crocodiles to have ever lived3yr ⋅ AutoCrosspostBot ⋅ r/megalophobia
The infinite blackness behind them in this perspective triggered me big time.3yr ⋅ goldenchild-1 ⋅ r/megalophobia
All the vastness of Moraine Lake amidst the Valley of the 10 peaks as seen from 11,621 feet up on Mount Temple in Banff National Park...1yr ⋅ TheGuvnor247 ⋅ r/megalophobia
I know that this has been reposted a million time but i still can't get over the fact that this thing exist1yr ⋅ ISHIMURA_MJD ⋅ r/megalophobia
J1407 b, a super-saturn that has a gigantic ring system with a whopping ring diameter of 0.6 AU (more than half the distance from the earth to the sun). First time seeing this image gave me the willies.4yr ⋅ yjjijji ⋅ r/megalophobia
thefixx album cover kinda makes me feel uncomfortable but it's a great album1yr ⋅ watch_dogez ⋅ r/megalophobia
Why is there no signs that Mars structure was ever governed by plate tectonics, I see no clear continental plate dividing lines on its surface or outer crust1yr ⋅ YardAccomplished5952 ⋅ r/megalophobia
This sunken Brazilian research ship, 76-ft. Brazilian research vessel Mar Sem Fim (“Endless Sea”). Unfortunately the vessel would become stuck in the Antarctic ice and overcome by severe ice compression and strong winds.1yr ⋅ TheSanityInspector ⋅ r/megalophobia
Imagine living in one of those little buildings half way up the arch.3yr ⋅ NounyAdjective ⋅ r/megalophobia
Argentavis magnificens (literally magnificent argentine bird) is the largest flying bird ever discovered1yr ⋅ Accomplished-Yak8584 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Navy divers in the Pacific conduct operations with USS North Carolina2yr ⋅ MattFidler ⋅ r/megalophobia
Motherland Calls, Putin marks 75 years since Battle of Stalingrad4yr ⋅ MayIhaveAUsernamePlz ⋅ r/megalophobia
Saturn's moon Enceladus caught by NASA's Cassini spacecraft (from: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute)2yr ⋅ WeirdRaccoon ⋅ r/megalophobia
Chicago skyline visible from nearly 50 miles away in Indiana Dunes sunset.1yr ⋅ Direct_Manager_2103 ⋅ r/megalophobia
The captive orca Tilikum looking at its trainers. There have only been 4 human deaths caused by orcas as of 2019, and Tilikum was responsible for 3 of them2yr ⋅ LowOk8415 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Sculpture Mi Familia Muerta (My Dead Family) by Adrian Villar Rojas in Yatana Forest, Argentina4yr ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/megalophobia
