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Z is for Zouyu, a legendary creature in Chinese literature, described as a righteous animal similarly to Qilin, and is known to be a gentle herbivore.

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Y is for Yowie, an apelike creature in Australian folklore. It's alleged sightings are more varied than those of Bigfoot. Several reports say Yowie is either timid or aggresive.

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W is for Waira, a reclusive Yokai known to be an ugly beast with the body of a cow. It has a single sharp claw on each of its limbs, and guard temples from wiked people.

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U is for Unktehi, a horned water serpent from Lakota folklore that was said to be the cause of floods, and was apparently turned to stone.

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T is for Tiamat, a Mesopotamian goddess who's the mother of the gods, also being associated with both chaos and creation.

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Q is for Qallupilluit, creatures in Inuit Mythology known to be near the shorelines of ice floes, and are said to adbuct children if they wander too close to the waters.

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O is for Owlbear, not from folklore but rather a creature from DnD. It's a cross between a Owl and a Bear (duh), that "hugs" like a bear and attacks with its beak.

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N is for Nguruvilu, a fox-like creature with a long snake-like body, known to be the cause of dangerous whirlpools that would kill people to tried crossing the river.

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L is for Labbu (also M), a ancient Mesopotamian sea serpent with some lion attributes. It's known for its destructive power, often associated with natural disasters

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K is for Kotengu, a bird-like Yokai. They're often considered mischevious creatures, but can be outwitted due to their overconfidence and clever humans.

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J is for Jubokko, a yokai in Japanese folklore that appear as ordinary trees, and feed off of human blood by capturing victims who come too close.

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H is for Hábrók, A hawk in Norse Mythology noted in a poem called "Grimnismál" as the "best of hawks". Besides this, nothing else is known of this creature.

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G is for Goblin, a small creature that appears in multiple European Cultures. Their descriptions often change from mischevious spirits to malicious, bestial thieves.

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F is for Fenrir, a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology that plays a key role in the events of Ragnarok. He assists in the collapse of humanity, as well as killing Odin.

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