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The story of Zana - Russian Bigfoot who gives birth to children from humans

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The story of Zana - Russian Bigfoot who gives birth to children from humans In the 1880s, in Russia, a female creature similar to Bigfoot was caught alive. He then lived in the midst of society and gave birth to humans. This creature is named Zana and is still one of the puzzling puzzles of cryptozoology. This story originates from the Abkhazia region of Georgia, Russia, and is told by Dmitri Bayanov, a hominologist, in his book entitled "In the Footsteps of the Russian Snowman." In that region, beings like Zana are called Abnuaaya. It is unclear how Zana was caught in the first place. Some reports say the hunters accidentally met him and immediately caught him. Another report states that local residents who are aware of a creature like Zana have sent hunters to capture it. But, at least we know that Zana was really caught and eventually belonged to a nobleman named Edgi Genaba. Zana's body shape is not like that of an ordinary human. He has a taller body and is filled wi...
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The Unicorn: A Legendary Creature and Its Reported Sightings in History

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In the Harry Potter Novels, killing a Unicorn is considered a grave sin against nature. But Lord Voldemort still kills the creature because its blood is believed to give eternal life to those who drink it. Such is the reverence given to this mysterious creature. But did it really exist in this world? or did it only appear in the imagination of fiction writers? Unicorns in history In modern legends that emerged in the Middle Ages, the Unicorn is described as a horse-shaped creature with a single horn on its head. In a more traditional version, this creature is described as having cloven hooves, a goatee-like beard, and a lion-like tail. But one thing that traditional and modern descriptions have in common is the presence of one horn on its head. The first time this creature was known was through ancient Indian cultures. On the 2,500-year-old seals found at Mohenjo Daro and Harappa, we can see an ancient form of a Unicorn along with inscriptions that are still unsolved. Besides India, Ch...
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The legend of mermaids and mermen throughout the ages

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One of the biggest mysteries in the world of cryptozoology is the half-human, half-fish creature called a mermaid. Because of its unusual character, this creature is more often associated with mysticism than science. A mermaid is a term given to a water creature that has a body from the waist up like a woman, while the waist down is like a fish. Although we have only heard of this creature from a collection of fairy tales, its existence can be traced back in literature up to 2,000 years ago. The word "mermaid" comes from the word "mere," which means "sea" (in Old English) and the word "maid," which means "woman." So, the creature called a mermaid is a half-human, half-fish creature that is female, while the male counterpart is called a merman. In fairy tales, these creatures are said to like to sit on rocks near the shore, singing and holding a mirror while admiring their own beauty. Their singing is said to contain mystical powers that...
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