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* '''Spilt Dogs''' are dogs that were either owned by Paul Bunyan or Davey Crockett that get that way
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* '''Spilt Dogs''' are dogs that were either owned by Paul Bunyan or Davey Crockett that get that wayway by either being literally spilt in half or gain the ability by skill.
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*'''Spilt Dogs''' are dogs that were either owned by Paul Bunyan or Davey Crockett that get that way
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* The '''Hoop Snake''', a shy creature that [[{{Ouroboros}} bites its own tail]] and rolls away like a wheel at the sight of danger. It is known to attack people by rolling at them to [[BewareMyStingerTail impale them with its tail]], which administers a near-fatal poison. [[YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy Also sighted in Australia.]] The Japanese {{Tsuchinoko}} is said to be able to do the wheel maneuver as well.
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* The '''Hoop Snake''', a shy creature that [[{{Ouroboros}} bites its own tail]] and rolls away like a wheel at the sight of danger. It is known to attack people by rolling at them to [[BewareMyStingerTail impale them with its tail]], which administers a near-fatal poison. [[YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy Also sighted in Australia.]] The Japanese {{Tsuchinoko}} is said to be able to do the wheel maneuver as well. [[AccidentallyCorrectZoology Believe it or not, an actual snake has been recorded doing this in real life.]]
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* The '''Hoop Snake''', a shy creature that [[{{Ouroboros}} bites its own tail]] and rolls away like a wheel at the sight of danger. It is known to attack people by rolling at them to [[BewareMyStingerTail impale them with its tail]], which administers a near-fatal poison. [[YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy Also sighted in Australia.]]
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* The '''Hoop Snake''', a shy creature that [[{{Ouroboros}} bites its own tail]] and rolls away like a wheel at the sight of danger. It is known to attack people by rolling at them to [[BewareMyStingerTail impale them with its tail]], which administers a near-fatal poison. [[YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy Also sighted in Australia.]]]] The Japanese {{Tsuchinoko}} is said to be able to do the wheel maneuver as well.
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* The '''Bearbehind''', a strange creature with the lower half of a bear but with the upperhalf of a human, most notably either an minister or a politician. It's also a sort of a con-artist. Not to be confused with the Hide-Behind.
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* '''Bedcats''' are strange creatures that were the results of bedbugs that were mutated into bobcat-hybrids after feasting on the blood of bobcat themselves after being driven out by Paul Bunyan.
* The '''Bearbehind''', a strange creature with the lower half of a bear but with the upperhalf of a human, most notably eitheran a minister or a politician. It's also a sort of a con-artist. Not to be confused with the Hide-Behind.
* The '''Bearbehind''', a strange creature with the lower half of a bear but with the upperhalf of a human, most notably either
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* The '''Wouser''', a creature resembling a hybrid between a cougar and a bear that drinks the blood of the livestock it hunts, akin to the chupacabra.
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* The '''Wouser''', '''Wouser''' or '''Wowzer''', a creature resembling a very large hybrid between a cougar and a bear that drinks prefers the blood of the livestock it hunts, akin to the chupacabra. ranchers' cattle, rather than their flesh.
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* The '''Cobra Chicken''' is really [[CallingARabbitaSmeerp a recent slang term for the Canada Goose]] but it doesn't stop artists from depicting it as a [[Basilisk and Cockatrice cockatrice-like creature with features of both the Canada Goose and a typical cobra]]
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* The '''Cobra Chicken''' is really [[CallingARabbitaSmeerp a recent slang term for the Canada Goose]] but it doesn't stop artists from depicting it as a [[Basilisk and Cockatrice [[BasiliskandCockatrice cockatrice-like creature with features of both the Canada Goose and a typical cobra]]
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* The '''Cobra Chicken''' is really [[CallingARabbitaSmeerp a recent slang term for the Canada Goose]] but it doesn't stop artists from depicting it as a [[Cockatrice and Basilisk cockatrice-like creature with features of both the Canada Goose and a typical cobra]]
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* The '''Cobra Chicken''' is really [[CallingARabbitaSmeerp a recent slang term for the Canada Goose]] but it doesn't stop artists from depicting it as a [[Cockatrice [[Basilisk and Basilisk Cockatrice cockatrice-like creature with features of both the Canada Goose and a typical cobra]]
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* The '''Cobra Chicken''' is really [[CallingARabbitaSmeerp a recent slang term for the Canada Goose]] but it doesn't stop artists from depicting it as a [[OurCockatricesAreDifferent cockatrice-like creature with features of both the Canada Goose and a typical cobra]]
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* The '''Cobra Chicken''' is really [[CallingARabbitaSmeerp a recent slang term for the Canada Goose]] but it doesn't stop artists from depicting it as a [[OurCockatricesAreDifferent [[Cockatrice and Basilisk cockatrice-like creature with features of both the Canada Goose and a typical cobra]]
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* The '''Gyanther''' or "'Guyanther''', a horse-sized leopard-like creature with a unicorn horn on it's forehead and its feet were round and the toes and claws evenly spaced around its circumference.
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* The '''Gyanther''' or "'Guyanther''', '''Guyanther''', a horse-sized leopard-like creature with a unicorn horn on it's forehead and its feet were round and the toes and claws evenly spaced around its circumference.
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* The "'Gyanther''' or "'Guyanther''', a horse-sized leopard-like creature with a unicorn horn on it's forehead and its feet were round and the toes and claws evenly spaced around its circumference.
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* The "'Gyanther''' '''Gyanther''' or "'Guyanther''', a horse-sized leopard-like creature with a unicorn horn on it's forehead and its feet were round and the toes and claws evenly spaced around its circumference.
