One of these creatures in Inuit mythology was known as Pal-Rai Yuk, while another one in Native American legend was thought responsible for the death of Chief Timbasket, who failed to heed advice to sacrifice a pig or chicken to appease it. That creature was supposedly born from an insect and was initially known as Naitaka. One of these in South American tradition is called Nahuelito, while African legend talks of one said to resemble a dinosaur, known as Mokele-Mbembe. Another lesser-known one is called Morag, while the aforementioned figure is now referred to as the ►Ogopogo, which joins another one of these called "Champ" in Canada. FTP, name these kind of creatur
One of these creatures in Inuit mythology was known as Pal-Rai Yuk, while another one in Native American legend was thought responsible for the death of Chief Timbasket, who failed to heed advice to sacrifice a pig or chicken to appease it. That creature was supposedly born from an insect and was initially known as Naitaka. One of these in South American tradition is called Nahuelito, while African legend talks of one said to resemble a dinosaur, known as Mokele-Mbembe. Another lesser-known one is called Morag, while the aforementioned figure is now referred to as the ►Ogopogo, which joins another one of these called "Champ" in Canada. FTP, name these kind of creatures occasionally spotted by tourists and crazy locals, exemplified by Bessie and Nessie.
One of these creatures in Inuit mythology was known as Pal-Rai Yuk, while another one in Native American legend was thought responsible for the death of Chief Timbasket, who failed to heed advice to sacrifice a pig or chicken to appease it.
{lake monster}s (accept swamp/sea monsters and all equivalents, or take Ogopogo before “Nahuelito”)