- The
Capelobo is a
therianthropic creature from
Brazilian mythology, with an
elongated snout of a pig, dog, or a
giant anteater,
depending on region, as...
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noted that like the ogre of Europe, the Labatut, the Mapinguari, and the
Capelobo of
Brazilian lore were all
ascribed a
single eye. Some
additional ethnography...
- cunhã ("Indian Woman"), so it can be
interpreted as "Head of a woman."
Capelobo Werewolf Harris, Mark (2013). "The
Werewolf in
between Indians and Whites:...
-
Greece Camazotz – Maya
Mythology Canchus – Peru also spelled:
Pumapmicuc Capelobo –
Brazilian mythology Catacano –
Crete also
spelled Kathakano Cihuateteo...
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iconography that has the head of a man and the body of a
winged horse.
Capelobo - A
creature from
Brazilian folklore with the head of an anteater, the...
- that
lived in
trees but came out at
night to
haunt those who were astray.
Capelobo – A
hybrid creature that has the head of an anteater, the
torso of a man...
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gritadores do
Mapinguari e do
Capelobo sem que lhe
tenha vindo a antropo****ia insaciável (screaming
habits of
Mapinguari and
Capelobo without the insatiable...
