Giant LEGO Bowser Destroyed Us. He's Coming For You Next. LEGO and Nintendo's partnership continues with a damn near living, breathing recreation of Mario's chief villain.

The bold question-askers at What If investigate whether the legend of the Loch Ness Monster could be based on a giant eel.

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The Bowser's Kingdom Power Moon 13 - On the Giant Bowser Statue's Nose is one of the Power Moons found at Bowser's Kingdom. You can find this Power Moon in Quadrant A4.

The eels’ journey to New York is treacherous. Those studied by Bowser’s team were among billions that hatched nearly 1,000 miles away in the Sargasso Sea, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

The Bowser's Kingdom Power Moon 48 - Caught on the Giant Horn is one of the Power Moons located at Bowser's Kingdom. You can find this Power Moon in Quadrant A5.

CNBC got an exclusive interview with Nintendo Americas President and COO Doug Bowser after the Switch 2 was unveiled.

A researcher says it's extremely unlikely that the fabled monster in Loch Ness in the Scottish highlands is a giant eel that breaches out of the water.

A swimmer in Florida had a lucky escape when she encountered a giant eel, known for their sharp teeth and powerful jaws.

At this week's San Diego Comic-Con, LEGO and Nintendo's Bowser came to life via a whopping 700,000 pieces, complete with actual roaring capabilities, and just an all-around menacing demeanor.

CNBC got an exclusive interview with Nintendo Americas President and COO Doug Bowser after the Switch 2 was unveiled.