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Tag Archives: lore
The Snoligoster: This Isn’t a Repeat
I wasn’t going to do this one later, but realized it has a connection to the Snallygaster. Not only similar names, but the connection to racism. Although, this one comes from the swamps of Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana instead of … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, cryptids, lore, mythology, racism, snoligoster
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Happy Mermaid Day!
Figured it would be fun to cover manatees on Wednesday and then Mermaid Day. Though, I didn’t expect it to be so difficult to find mermaid funnies that weren’t either about ‘The Little Mermaid’ or perverted. So, enjoy what few … Continue reading
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Tagged holiday, lore, manatees, mermaids, mythology, ocean, water
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The Reality In Myths
It’s fairly well-known that many, if not most, creatures of mythology are born from a real animal or event. For example, the concept of mermaids could have come from sailors seeing manatees or sealions. Supposedly, Christopher Columbus saw ‘mermaids’ and … Continue reading