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In Celtic Folklore, The Nucklavee is a skinless man and horse joined together. This monster has a poisonous breath that destroys entire crops and causes people to starve (Illustrations: Artem Demura, Arvalis)pic.twitter.com/GgmPQbzm4d
The Quibungo is a brazilian boogeyman inspired by a creature from african legends. In the original legends it was a giant wolf with a mouth on its back but in Brazil it took the form of a giant humanoid. art by Fido Nesti Vinicius Aguiarpic.twitter.com/fT7yWWKFcm
Isnt the picture on the right from RWBY?
I need a movie adaptation of this asap.
Well the second picture's from the animated series RWBY, so that's kind of close...
Will look it up, but I'm still greedy for more. 
The second drawing is inspired in Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealerpic.twitter.com/iO7qINkVmh
Reminds me of this guy from the Body Worlds exhibit.pic.twitter.com/W9z83sJxgJ
That first one gave me the heeby jeebies 
There was a Monster in my Pocket of this and it was entirely rad.
#nucklevee-my version from years ago! Inc the burning kelp n dying horses! #orkney #stories #monster! #sandaypic.twitter.com/n9WGgnA0Oy
The Kings tax man
One of the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse was famine. I wonder if it borrowed from Christian mythology?
Sounds like a real nice guy
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