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Whowhie - A gigantic lizard-like monster from Australian mythology, the creature was so big that it was not unusual for it to devour 30 humans in one meal, it's great size also created gullies and tunnels wherever it went.

Wuchowsen - A gigantic bird that appears in legends of the Malaise-Passamaquoddy Native American people, the bird monster was of such a vast size that despite it living on the most northerly point of the world, the slightest movement of it's feathers was enough to cause winds across the world.

Wulgaru - An Artificial humanoid monster from Australian legends, the creature is described as a gigantic wooden humanoid with ball and socket joints made of stone and wood, a large mouth with shards of flint for teeth, pebbles for eyes, and human hair. The creature is said to appear at night and devour those that break the tribal laws, but leaves those who are good unharmed....

Description
Whowhie - A gigantic lizard-like monster from Australian mythology, the creature was so big that it was not unusual for it to devour 30 humans in one meal, it's great size also created gullies and tunnels wherever it went.

Wuchowsen - A gigantic bird that appears in legends of the Malaise-Passamaquoddy Native American people, the bird monster was of such a vast size that despite it living on the most northerly point of the world, the slightest movement of it's feathers was enough to cause winds across the world.

Wulgaru - An Artificial humanoid monster from Australian legends, the creature is described as a gigantic wooden humanoid with ball and socket joints made of stone and wood, a large mouth with shards of flint for teeth, pebbles for eyes, and human hair. The creature is said to appear at night and devour those that break the tribal laws, but leaves those who are good unharmed....