The '''Blues''' are an alleged race of Extraterrestrial humanoids.
...cent skin, large almond shaped eyes extremely sensitive to light and small of stature.
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...y (the Northwest of England) which was exceptionally beautiful and gentle. The Asrai only rose from their depths once every hundred years and had to retur
...ars old. They may have webbed hands and feet, resembling some descriptions of selkies.
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[[Image:Kitsune.jpg|thumb|Statue of a kitsune]]
'''Kitsune''' is the Japanese word for ''fox''.
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...ies of Northern England and Lowland Scotland, associated with spinning and the spinning wheel.
...s ''Scantlie Mab''. Habetrot spun yarn for a local girl and then convinced the girl's new husband that she should never spin again.
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...unter and are able to provide detailed reports of the grey beings anatomy. The information about these creatures varies from source to source.
...usually depicted as hairless small humanoid beings approximately 1m-1.25m in height with skin colors ranging from grey-white to grey-brown to grey-blue.
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[[Image:selkie_1.jpg|thumb|The selkie]]
...' (also known as '''silkie''' or '''selchie''') is a shapeshifter creature in Faroese, Irish, Icelandic, and Scottish mythology.
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In some Native American traditions (Navajo, Hopi, Mohawk...) the '''skin-walker''' or '''yeenaaldlooshii''' is a human who is able to shapes
...'' means literally "with it, he goes on all fours" in the Navajo language. The Mohawk Indian word "limikkin" is sometimes used to describe all skin-walker
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...boration with translator Norman Thomas di Giovanni, contains descriptions of 120 mythical beasts from folklore and literature.
...ng patterns of a kaleidoscope"; and that "legends of men taking the shapes of animals" have been omitted.
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...s is more a reflection of fiction's influence than an authentic feature of the folk [[legend]]s. Werewolves are sometimes held to become [[vampire]]s afte
==Origins and variations of the word==
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