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TATZELWURM(AKA: Stollenworm, Bergstutzen, Springwurm, Dazzelwurm, Praatzelwurm, Arassas)
In Alpine folklore the Tatzelwurm is described as a stubby, lizard-like creature with a cat-like head. It is rumored to live in several areas of Europe, including the Austrian, Bavarian, Italian and Swiss Alps.
First Documented: 1779
Classification: Squamate Reptile, or possibly Caudatan Amphibian.
Size: 2 - 6 ft long.
Diet: Carnivorus.
Location: Throughout Europe.
Locomotion: Bipedal crawling.
Environment: Mountains.
Social unit: Solitary.
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A carnivorous cecilian relative? A snake relative? No scientific name??????Β
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I stopped speculating as much after a bit. Wanted to be more of a "serious" cryptozoologist.
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This I really cool it's like a shake mixed with a salamander or frogΒ
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That's a very awesome and realistic interpretation of theΒ Tatzelwurm.
And in the Italian's folklore is describted as a dark green serpent with the head of cat who is immortal andΒ have the power to kill humans with is gaze and his blow.
Like a basilisk.
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Cool! I didn't know that!
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We call him Scultone.
The only way to kill him is using a mirror or make him return in the dark world he came from.
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Pretty badass.
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We're all badass legend!
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No I never did. Loren Coleman more or less confirmed that it was an elaborate real estate hoax.
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He's also called Bergstutzen?! LOL... funny name!^^ Or Praatzelwurm... a bit like Bretzelwurm...
Couldn't it be also an amphibian?
Aaaand it's said, that they are venomous!
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I suppose it could be an amphibian.
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I figured it was.
But is it for a project?
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No, I just like making these.
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Thank you. I'm glad you do.
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