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Creatuanary 2025 Challenge Day 16, Mokele-mbembe A legendary creature, said to terrorize vessels and kill the crew, but never eat the bodies. it lives in caves near the shores and will even come on land to search for its only food, vegetables.

@paullewinart 🌍 New work....”Adaptation” 18” x 14” Acrylic on canvas. . . Prints available in online store. Link in bio/profile. . . #supportblackart #paullewin #adaptation #acryliconcanvas #afrofuturism #surrealart #africanfolklore #caribbeanfolklore #storytelling https://www.instagram.com/p/CEKQubYhlCL/?igshid=mml3rk2i740u

Preview of the new Naturally Cute Coloring book coming soon (next month hopefully) #chriscrazyhouse #naturalhairstyles #naturallycutecoloringbook #naturallycutecoloringbooktoo #africanfantasy #fairytale #africanart #africanfolklore https://www.instagram.com/p/CBfzDmohQGK/?igshid=1khfj5xpyv30c

MODIMOLLE: The Missing... - (EP. 1 - Season 1)

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The Tokoloshe is a strange and unsettling figure from Xhosa mythology, a small, hairy water spirit that can turn invisible after drinking water or swallowing a stone. Feared for bringing illness or death yet sometimes called upon for protection, it straddles the line between danger and mystery. Generations have kept its memory alive through oral tales, pop culture, and even practical habits like raising beds on bricks to keep it away. It’s more than just a myth—it’s a cultural presence that refuses to fade. https://mythlok.com/tokoloshe/

Evil Strikes Kijiji Mwangaza | Captivating African Folklore | #AfricanTa...