...the fairies. Due to Shakespeare's influence, later fiction has often used the name "Titania" for fairy queen characters.
...itania' from Ovid's '’Metamorphoses'', where it is an appellation given to the daughters of Titans.
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...ns Danny and Larry. Chuy is married and has two daughters, one of whom has the condition. His sister, Lili, was also born with hypertrichosis. She is marr
...'' for the BBC. Chuy has worked backstage on Circus Vargas and is now with the Brothers Grim Side Show, in Dallas, Texas
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...shape-shifting water horse from Celtic folklore that is believed to haunt the rivers and lochs of Scotland and Ireland.
...h hairy man who would grip and crush travellers, but it most commonly took the form of a beautiful tame horse standing by a stream or river.
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...(including areas of Mississippi and Tennessee), an area once populated by the Chickasaw people.
===The Wildcat Clan===
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[[Image:Arimaspian.jpg|thumb|155px|right|Arimaspian from the Nurenburg Chronicle, 1493]]
...bly the Carpathians) in northern Skythia. They were constantly at war with the gold-guarding,
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...in Saw Massacre movies. He is a six foot four inch tall mentally disturbed man who wields a chainsaw.
...y suggested Robert Sawyer. His older brother Chop Top calls him "Bubba" in the second movie.
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[[Image:The Sacred Hairy Family of Burma.jpg|thumb|The Sacred Hairy Family of Burma]]
'''The Sacred Hairy Family of Burma''' is a family of people suffering from hypert
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...e legs and two hearts and appeared in sideshows as the ''Only Three Legged Man on Earth''
...told doctors in 1885; in his sideshow pitch, he claimed that he had broken the leg in a train accident in France, rendering it useless. Additionally, Lipp
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'''Dracs''' are fairy creatures in the folklore of South France.
...is apparently derived from ''Draco'' or ''Duerg''. We must recollect that the Visigoths long occupied Provence and Languedoc. ''Fa le Drac'', in Provenç
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...'''fenoderee''' is a [[brownie]]-like creature that dwells on the Isle of Man
[[Image:fenoderee.gif|thumb|The fenoderee ]]
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...'''Moddey Dhoo''' or '''Mauthe Doog''' is a black dog haunting the Isle of Man, especially Peel Castle.
...he eponymous anti-heroic vicious ship's dog in an 1837 novel ''Snarleyyow, the Dog Fiend'' by Captain Frederick Marryat.
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'''Percilla Bejano''', also known as ''The Monkey Girl'', was a sideshow performer and a person born with a rare condi
...ld Percilla's hirsuteness drew attention from both the public at large and the medical community. As a baby, Percilla and her parents traveled to New York
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...epicted as a little horse or a donkey, which changes form into a man under the conjurer's request.
...ng with a rough voice. He also answers what is asked about, and stays with the conjurer until he or she is satisfied.
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[[Image:Noppera-bo.gif|200px|thumb|The Noppera-bō]]
The '''Noppera-bō''' (のっぺら坊) is a kind of faceless ghost in Japanese
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The '''cucuy''' or '''el cucuy''' is the boogeyman of Latin American cultures.
...ies such as Mexico, Argentina and Chile. In the Mexican-American community the creature is known as ''El cucuy''. Other names include '''coco, cocu, cuco,
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In demonology, '''Paimon''' is one of the Kings of Hell.
...demons under his rule, half of them from the Angelic Order, and half from the Order of Powers.
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[[Image:Morbach Monster.png|thumb|The Morbach Monster Shrine]]
...' (''Munster Von Morbach'') is a werewolf that has been allegedly haunting the area of Wittlich in Germany.
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...road monster and [[Black Dog]] from Belgian folklore, found in and around the town of Hamme.
...abbit. It was a road monster with elements of the [[Barghest]], but unlike the Barghest it had no set form. There was no sure way to identify an animal as
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[[Image:Yara-ma-yha-who.jpg|thumb|The Yara-ma-yha-who]]
The '''Yara-ma-yha-who''' is a little vampiric furry creature from the Australian Aboriginal folklore.
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...y to the West''. He is called "Pigsy" or "Pig" in many English versions of the story.
...kes use of constant alchemical imagery and Bajie is most closely linked to the Wood element, as seen by another one of his nicknames, Mùmǔ (木母, "Woo
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