Mytologie / Africká (tvorové)

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The Popobawa is a fairly recent manifestation reported in Zanzibar and Tanzania. The creature is a demon who appears as a normal human by day, and a one-eyed, bat-winged monster at night. The Popobawa attacks and sodomizes both men and women in the dark of night,
Popobawa

Popobawa

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L'Éruptif (Angl.Erumpent), également connu sous le nom d'étrompard,1 est un grand animal africain de couleur grise, doté d'un pouvoir considérable. D'un poids qui atteint parfois une tonne, il peut être confondu, de loin, avec un rhinocéros. 1 Généralités 1.1 Utilisation dans l'univers magique 1.1.1 Corne d'Éruptif 1.1.2 Queue d'Éruptif 1.1.3 Sécrétion d'Éruptif 2 Histoire 2.1 xiie siècle 2.2 1926 [AF1] 2.3 1997 - 1998 [HP7] 3 Anecdotes 4 Apparitions 5 Notes et références L'Éruptif a une peau ép

Emela-Ntouka

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A national boogeyman
Adze | Warriors Of Myth Wiki | Fandom

Adze

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Here be monsters: The search for Africa's mythical beasts

Ninki Nanka

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Abada - Despite resembling gazelles, these African animals are actually bizarre rodents that have somehow adapted to have curled horns and deer-like legs. They are said to resemble small donkeys with tails like those of wild boars, and to have some sort of nondescript magical ability. If ground into a powder and used in a solution, their horns can cure many ills.
Abada (The Unicorn) © Ken Wilson-Max 2013

Abada

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Field Guide - Catoblepas by Shyrii.deviantart.com on @DeviantArt

Catoblepas

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jengu

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Swallowers | A Book of Creatures

Severovýchod

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African folklore | A Book of Creatures | Page 3
abookofcreatures | A Book of Creatures

sever a západ Afriky

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A Book of Creatures | A Complete Guide to Entities of Myth, Legend, and Folklore
African folklore | A Book of Creatures | Page 3

jihovýchod Afriky

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Chipique | A Book of Creatures

Střed Afriky

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Inkanyamba - These creatures have long necks, horse- or antelope-like heads, and a crest or spine running along their backs. They also have either large flippers or a pair of wings. A few sources describe them as invisible or horned.

jih Afriky

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T | A Book of Creatures
A Book of Creatures | A Complete Guide to Entities of Myth, Legend, and Folklore | Page 3

Madagaskar

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The Legend of The Kishi by TheRafa on DeviantArt

werehyena

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Mngwa | Cryptid Wiki | Fandom
Nunda Physiology

mngwa

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Nundu by Kress Kress
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Numdu / Nunda / Nundu

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Pard

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Mokèlé-Mbèmbé

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Grootslang

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