So no harm done, really.
In Philippine Mythology, the 'Bal-Bal' is a monster that steals corpses whether it is in a funeral or grave and feeds on them. Once the Bal-Bal has fed, it will leave the trunk of a banana tree in the coffin, creating an illusion of the stolen bodypic.twitter.com/NYxoA60I7b
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I'm originally from the Philippines, you should check out the tikbalang, tiyanak, and kapre if you haven't done so yet!
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Have you heard of the ropen?
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I love folklore / mythology / urban legends , most Asian countries have their own version of this .
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Well if you think about it, this is monster is actually harmelss.
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