Liarosa's cousin Marikoll has an appearance that will be obvious to Scandinavians, but maybe not so many others; Marikoll is a hulder, a forest nymph belived to be of troll or fairy relation. And yes, mythologically she's supposed to have a tail.
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Liarosa's cousin Marikoll has an appearance that will be obvious to Scandinavians, but maybe not so many others; Marikoll is a hulder, a forest nymph belived to be of troll or fairy relation. And yes, mythologically she's supposed to have a tail.
Monstruo de Flatwoods:
Una criatura que supuestamente fue avistada en la ciudad de Flatwoods en el condado de Braxton, West Virginia, Estados Unidos, el 12 de septiembre de 1952. Probablemente era solo una lechuza común.
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Flatwoods Monster:
A creature that was supposedly sighted in the town of Flatwoods in Braxton County, West Virginia, United States, on September 12, 1952. It was probably just a barn owl.
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