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Gaasyendietha, also
known as the
meteor dragon according to
Seneca mythology, is a
giant serpent that
dwells in the deep
areas of
rivers and
lakes of...
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Devil Whale Falak (Arabian legend)
Ikuchi Jörmungandr
Ladon (mythology)
Gaasyendietha Nyami Nyami Imugi Sisiutl Tiamat Ouroboros Rahab (term) The "הַתַּנִינִם...
- materialized, and
private boats are the only
traffic usually found there now.
Gaasyendietha is a
legendary Loch Ness Monster-type
creature and it is
sometimes spotted...
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Monster Beithir Bigfoot Bunyip Champ (folklore)
Chessie (sea monster)
Gaasyendietha Issie Jiaolong Lake
Bumbunga Lake
Tianchi Monster Lake Van
Monster Lariosauro...
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Gaasyendietha (Seneca) –
Dragon Gagana (Russian) – Iron-beaked bird with
copper talons Gaki (****anese)...
- peoples' mythology.
Unhcegila A
horned serpent also of
Lakota mythology.
Gaasyendietha A lake
dragon or
serpent of the
Great Lakes,
found in
Seneca mythology...
- in 1698. In the 17th century,
reports of an
alleged creature named Gaasyendietha,
similar to the so-called Loch Ness Monster,
being sighted in the lake...
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emitting flames from its
mouth at night. In
Native American mythology, the
Gaasyendietha, a sea
serpent from
Native American lore, is said to
kindle coal and...
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witch who is
depicted as a whirlwind. Her child's
father killed her.
Gaasyendietha is a fire-breathing
dragon that
inhabits Lake Ontario. In
human form...
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Seneca mythology Turtle Island (Indigenous
North American folklore)
Gaasyendietha Parker says Gǎ-oh
lives in the west. "The Boy Who
Lived With the Bears"...
