Mapinguari
nature_spirit forest Brazilian folklore single tradition · 1
The Mapinguari is a mythological creature from Brazilian folklore, often referred to as the 'Brazilian Bigfoot'. It is described as extremely foul-smelling and hairy. Some accounts say it has hook-shaped nails, a bipedal gait, a gaping mouth in its belly, and a single eye like a cyclops.
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- co occurs with
- Gorjala, Matutiú, Quibungo, Labatut, Capelobo, kümün görügesü, Almas, curupira, Pé de garrafa
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wikipedia (1)
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“Cascudo (1962) commented there was close similarity between the Mapinguari and the Mongolian "wild man" or kümün görügesü.”
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