==Monsters in history==
...tand. In the Enlightenment, the cabinet of curiosities would often include monsters in amongst the scientific instruments and toys. Similarly, the monstrous wa
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Two of the most notorious torture murderers were [[Leonard Lake]] and [[Charles Ng]] who, during the 1980s in California, killed over 18 me
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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[[Image:champ.jpg|thumb|The object Sandra Mansi photographed at Lake Champlain.]]
'''Champ''' is a large lake monster cryptid supposedly living in Lake Champlain, north-eastern North America.
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THE BEAR LAKE MONSTER
...a or captured the attention of as many people as did the story of the Bear Lake Monster. It spewed forth from the fertile mind of Joseph C. Rich in the lat
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[[Category:Sea and lake monsters]]
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The creature is supposed to live in a waterfall lake area in the northern forests of the Kwala Zulu, South Africa.
...nayamba's mastery of the lake, that a white S.African who once visited the lake recalls witnessing the astonishing sight of a group of women that had assem
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*Rose, Carol (2000) ''Giants, Monsters, and Dragons: An Encyclopedia of Folklore, Legend, and Myth'' ABC-CLIO, San
*Frawley, David (1991) ''Gods, Sages and Kings'' Passage Press, Salt Lake City, Utah, ISBN 1878423088 ;
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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Travellers who wished to cross safely across the surface of a lake or river located within the domain of this being were required to make a sm
...at if invoked by a shaman, Mishipeshu would emerge from the surface of the lake and allow the shamans to remove fragments of his horns which were believed
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[[Category:Sea and lake monsters]]
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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...are transported to the Lake of the Dead. The koko occasionally leave their lake village and visit humans in the form of clouds.
...in the underworld, but their children's spirits are transformed into water monsters, or uwanammi, who have the power to bring rain.
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...he boundary fortresses of Kazan, Alabuga and Cükätaw, legends about flying monsters flourished. One particular fortress on the Shishma River was known as Yilan
...s transformed into Diü, a spirit who founded the underwater kingdom of the lake.
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
[[Category:Bipedal monsters]]
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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[[Category: Sea and lake monsters]]
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...e Republic of the Congo, and possibly Cameroon. It is also said to inhabit Lake Bangweulu in Zambia. They are thought not to live in herds or groups, but t
...n, along the shores of the Luapula River, which connects Lake Bangweulu to Lake Mweru.
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