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2,212 entries so far, best known first. 3,117 more are on the list to be written. Narrow by region, kind, purpose, practitioner, belief world, occasion or how alive it is.

馃嚳馃嚘 South AfricaInkanyamba A storm serpent of South African folklore linked to tornadoes and river spiritsBeing 路 Cursing and harm 路 Power and authority Legendary 馃嚬馃嚳 TanzaniaPopobawa A shapeshifting spirit of Zanzibar blamed for night attacks and mass panicBeing 路 Cursing and harm Legendary 馃嚳馃嚘 South AfricaMamlambo A South African river spirit linked to wealth and reported cryptid sightingsBeing 路 Luck and prosperity 路 Cursing and harm Legendary 馃嚞馃嚟 Ghana and 2 moreSasabonsam A tree-dwelling creature of Akan folklore with iron teeth and bat-like wingsBeing 路 Cursing and harm Legendary 馃嚞馃嚟 GhanaObayifo A vampire-creature of Ashanti folklore that glows at night and hunts for prey.Being 路 Cursing and harm Legendary 馃嚳馃嚘 South AfricaGrootslang A legendary serpent from South Africa said to guard diamonds in a deep cave.Being 路 Cursing and harm 路 Power and authority Legendary 馃嚳馃嚘 South AfricaLightning bird A vampiric spirit of the Zulu people that serves witches and strikes with thunder.Being 路 Cursing and harm 路 Power and authority Legendary 馃嚚馃嚞 Republic of the Congo and 2 moreMokele-mbembemok猫l茅-mb猫mb茅 A water-dwelling legend from Central Africa, often linked to sauropods or rhinos.Being 路 Wonder and entertainment Legendary 馃嚦馃嚞 Nigeria and 1 moreMadam Koi Koi A Nigerian school ghost known for the sound of her heelsFigure 路 Cursing and harm Legendary 馃嚥馃嚤 MaliNommo Primordial water spirits in Dogon cosmology from MaliBeing 路 Speaking with spirits and the dead Legendary 馃嚞馃嚥 Gambia and 1 moreNinki Nanka A legendary swamp dragon of West Africa said to kill with a stareBeing 路 Cursing and harm Legendary 馃嚜馃嚬 Ethiopia and 5 moreWerehyena A shapeshifter from African and Middle Eastern folklore that turns into a hyena or is a hyena in human formBeing 路 Cursing and harm Legendary

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