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Berberoka ensnares its victims by drinking enough water in the pond until a number of fish appear into the surface. If the prospect is already attracted to the school of fish, the Berberoka drowns them by immersing them with water and gulping them eventually. | Berberoka ensnares its victims by drinking enough water in the pond until a number of fish appear into the surface. If the prospect is already attracted to the school of fish, the Berberoka drowns them by immersing them with water and gulping them eventually. | ||
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Berberokas were associated to the Greek naiads or the nymphs of water elements. They can suck all the water in a lake or swamp and charge their enemies by discharging large of amount water to their victims. | Berberokas were associated to the Greek naiads or the nymphs of water elements. They can suck all the water in a lake or swamp and charge their enemies by discharging large of amount water to their victims. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 17 September 2010
Berberoka is a swamp creature feared by people from Apayao.
Behavior
Berberoka ensnares its victims by drinking enough water in the pond until a number of fish appear into the surface. If the prospect is already attracted to the school of fish, the Berberoka drowns them by immersing them with water and gulping them eventually.
Powers
Berberokas were associated to the Greek naiads or the nymphs of water elements. They can suck all the water in a lake or swamp and charge their enemies by discharging large of amount water to their victims.
References
- Mga Engkanto: A Bestiary of Filipino Fairies. Philippines: eLf ideas Publication. 2003.