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Mapinguari

The Mapinguari or Mapinguary is a mythological creature from Brazilian folklore. The Mapinguari is often described as a man-eating monster that is extremely foul-smelling and hairy, with hook-shaped nails, backwards-facing feet, bipedal gait, a gaping mouth in its belly, and a single eye like a Cyclops.

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Cryptozoology

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Names and etymology

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Mapinguari

Nodes95
Edges94
Triples43
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021053
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related to Related mythological beings · 13
Mapinguari → Afro-Brazilian Quibungo, Although, Both, Brazil, Cascudo, Curupira, Garrafa, Gorjala, It, Matutiú, Pé, Quibungo, While
related to Cryptozoology · 11
Mapinguari → Almas, Andean, Bernard Heuvelmans, Bigfoot, Câmara Cascudo, Kümün Görügesü, Likewise, Mongolian, Monteiro, Russian, Wild Man
related to Description · 9
Mapinguari → Acre, Amazonas, Brazil, Different, In Acre, In Tefé, It, Pará, The Mapinguari
related to Names and etymology · 8
Mapinguari → Brazil, Câmara Cascudo, Guarani, Karitiana, Karitiâna, Kida, Owoj/Owojo, Tupi-Guarani
is a · 2
Mapinguari → large, man-eater that eats its victims head-first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mapinguariis alarge0.90text
Mapinguariis aman-eater that eats its victims head-first0.90text
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyBernard Heuvelmans0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyBigfoot0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyLikewise0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyCâmara Cascudo0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyMongolian0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyWild Man0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyKümün Görügesü0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyRussian0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyAlmas0.60section
Mapinguarirelated to CryptozoologyMonteiro0.60section

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