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The Tibicena is a creature from the mythology of the Guanches, prehispanic inhabitants of the Canary Islands. It appears as a large dog with red eyes, though it is actually a demon or genie.
Tibicenas are said to live in caves, leaving at night to attack people and livestock. Some caves are still referred to as "Cueva del Tibicena," or Tibicena lairs.
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Day 6: Tibicena
A Tibicena also known as Gaucanchas was the mythological creature of the Guanches, pre-Hispanic inhabitants of Canary Island. They were imagined to be demons or genies that looked like great wild dogs with red eyes and long black fur. They lived in the caves in mountains and are often noted to prey on the livestock and persons, especially during night. Now, coming to the good folks of Kerala, mainly the 90s kids must remember about an unknown creature that terrorized the night time, killing and drinking the blood of livestock, whom the natives simply chose to call "Anyathajeevi". They too were described by eye witnesses as a creature that looked like a big dog, black fur and glowing eyes. Coincidence?
