#bestiary

A strangely efficient barnacle-eating critter. Despite being described in the original article, the use of the cartilaginous wheel dangling from its back is unknown, though it is depicted running along the cable behind the croppie as it works.

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River monsters capable of dragging animals as heavy as elephants down into the depths of the Ganges. Boasting both a firm grasp and a hefty bite, the ceruleum lurks beneath the river surface.

From the perspective of these texts, angels belong to that more difficult group of supernatural beings—the generic ones, or those that are generally known. Neither one nor the other can be dismissed with a few lines and a pretense that the topic has been exhausted. So please consider this text merely a brief (perhaps too brief) introduction to something that others have covered much better elsewhere...

Also side note i think i'm going to expand this project to world mythology and folklore in general :D

Rochdale's Baum Rabbit was a horrific phantom that haunted around the graves around the Church of St. Mary in the Baum. It was said to be intimidating to many a nighttime pedestrian, particularly the drunken ones coming from the nearby pub.