"Its just the size of a regularly anteater" Size doesnt matter for those little psychos. They have put JAGUARS into graves. They are aggressive towards anything that gets too close because they cant see well enough to tell exactly what is dangerous and what isnt, and with claws like theirs they can really shred stuff.
There are two different or even more anteater species, a small one near the size of a raccoon and the large one, and yes the big one can be aggresive, but winning against the strength and furtiveness of a jaguar is rare.
@@goularteschroer6257 they have been known to win. Why would you eat a living vacuum with rhinoceros syndrome and a striped wig for a tail? There is a reason why the local fauna and the local people are afraid of them. Their claws can break concrete and they can run surprisingly fast for their stubby little legs.
@@pale_profile7237 people normally aren't afraid of them, they might be good at defensive, but not hostile or aggressive as hippos or pumas, come to Brazil
Oooh te chonchon my friend, after you invite them into your house you can put a pair of open scisors under his chair and he is stuck there forever. Also, if you find his headless body you can flip it upside down, and when he lands he will forever live with its head in is ass. Chilean grandma had a lot of monster hunting advice.
the chilean version is more often called tue tue and its either just a very large bird or also the severed head with ears for wings, you can deter them by walking backwards and screaminfg that theres nothing for him. either way chilean wizards are way scarier because they often enslaved people for eternity and have a series of underground caves and also hunt a bunch of scary monster specially a boar with horn like a rino that creates earthquakes
you should talk about the monsters/criatures from chile they are quite diferent and interesting on of my favorites its a golden bird in the atacama desert or el cuero (basically a angry water carpet)
Yes, El Cuero, or "local bunch of animal hides were to angry to die, merged together to form an octopus/mantaray-hybrid shaped mesh of pelts ridden with eyes and teeth actively hunting humans out of revenge".
We have to recognize, in south America we have a LOT of folklore. And it's strange because everyone you talk to seems to know about these things, it's rare to see someone who doesn't know Saci, Cuca, headless mule... Anyway here's a list of weird Brazilian things; Boitatá, bottle feet, caboclo d'água, vitória régia, bicho papão, father of the woods (pai da mata), Curupira (the coolest one imo) and so many more that I can't remember
I live and lived all my life in Argentina and also have a big family on the rural sides so I go here often and I NEVER heard anything as Chonchon. I heard about the Lobizon, the Luz mala (Bad light) and the man of the bag but NEVER about a flying head, probably it's a native tribe myth so that would explain it
@@Cree8BallOf course! Your channel has some of the best content I‘ve seen on TH-cam lately! I’d bet it‘s only a matter of time before the algorithm is going to pick you up! Good luck & keep it up! And thanks for the entertaining content! :D
Heres one that i love: the corpo ceco (aka dry corpse) (a brazilian legend) Bassicaly there was a kid who was really evil, like, insanily evil, one day he died and tried to Go to heaven, thing that god obviously Said no and sended him to hell, but even satan looked at this kid and Said "yea no, thats too much even for me" and sended him back to earth So now he shaw slowly walk and stalk as a dry, forever decomposing body, who will never find the peace of death.
There are also many more a very popular in uruguay and argentina is the bad/evil ligth (luz mala) wich is a levitating light orb that can vary its behavior in two ways 1 it leads you to a treasure or to your demise, and 2 it chases you down for no reason until it just stops, and there is also the lobizón here in uruguay thats basically a werewolf but it differs to the european one on how you become one, you are cursed to be a lobizón if you are the seventh child among your siblings and you will transform into a big ass wolf every friday
Gotta love that you missed the entire chilote mythos with things as flying rapist man weird deformed gremlin living in a moving cave with said rapist and BOAT.
0:34 Subject: Bad, Bad Things Is that an AJJ reference? ‘Cause after that video that ended with Golden Boy, I’m starting to think we’re the same person.
I don't want to be rude but as a Brazilian we have so much more popular folclore creatures, like curupira, the headless mule, pink boto, we even have a whole werewolf culture here (different from the European version), that was a missed opportunity to talk about them And I never heard about auñ Pana, and I even question myself if this is even about Brazil because we don't have the "Ñ" letter in our alphabet, so that's kinda odd
It's about South America as a whole, not just Brazil, and I was intentionally going for more obscure monsters, but I've seen so many Brazilians in the comments of this video I probably will end up making a video on your creatures, by themselves
I'm from Brazil, wich is part of South America And, we have some floclore things wich I feel should be in this thing Like, there's a floclore story of a dolphin that impregnated women during the full moon, which sounds weird, but turns out this floclore story was made so young women who got pregnant could use it as an excuse, cause I guess the indigenous parents prefer to have a daughter who is pregnant because of a dolphin, than a daughter who got pregnant by a member of a rival tribe
0:24 And where are the Malvinas Islands? You put a map of Argentina, but you omit two very important islands, belonging to the Continental Shelf, and you also omit them on the map of South America, as if magically, the pirate occupation made them belong to another continent. The Malvinas are and will be Argentine
as a South American, i can confirm that those guys exist, one of those work on a store close to my house
Wait, you personally know one of these monster guys? Very cool, indeed
@@Cree8Ball know?, that guys is racist as fuck, i never talked to him
@@notacreatureoftheabyss nevermind. Very uncool
Lemme guess... the Qasoģonaģa?
Even cryptids have to work to eat here
Don't know about you, but my kidneys are also pretty vulnerable to bone-tipped arrows.
I'm right there with ya, man
So that's where the morally ambiguous jaguars came from, I never knew
The more you know, right?
"Its just the size of a regularly anteater"
Size doesnt matter for those little psychos. They have put JAGUARS into graves. They are aggressive towards anything that gets too close because they cant see well enough to tell exactly what is dangerous and what isnt, and with claws like theirs they can really shred stuff.
I mean I guess if it works it works
There are two different or even more anteater species, a small one near the size of a raccoon and the large one, and yes the big one can be aggresive, but winning against the strength and furtiveness of a jaguar is rare.
@@goularteschroer6257 they have been known to win. Why would you eat a living vacuum with rhinoceros syndrome and a striped wig for a tail? There is a reason why the local fauna and the local people are afraid of them. Their claws can break concrete and they can run surprisingly fast for their stubby little legs.
@@pale_profile7237 people normally aren't afraid of them, they might be good at defensive, but not hostile or aggressive as hippos or pumas, come to Brazil
Didn't one imfamously put a zookeeper in the ground when it randomly clawed through the major artery in his thigh
Oooh te chonchon my friend, after you invite them into your house you can put a pair of open scisors under his chair and he is stuck there forever.
Also, if you find his headless body you can flip it upside down, and when he lands he will forever live with its head in is ass.
Chilean grandma had a lot of monster hunting advice.
the chilean version is more often called tue tue and its either just a very large bird or also the severed head with ears for wings, you can deter them by walking backwards and screaminfg that theres nothing for him. either way chilean wizards are way scarier because they often enslaved people for eternity and have a series of underground caves and also hunt a bunch of scary monster specially a boar with horn like a rino that creates earthquakes
you forgot the Chupacú-de-goianinha, one of the most terrifying of Brazilian monsters
HUAHUAGUAHUA Junto com dois caras numa moto HUAHUAHUA
ah, the human tapeworm hybrid
@@aidanmatthewgalea7761 the what!?
If u know u know
So the Qaogonaga is basically an electric type Pokémon.
Exactly, yes
Thanks for the salt tip, I see flying heads all the time here on Argentina and I never know what to do
You're welcome and good luck
Do Philippines' monsters next time. There are a lot of weird and interesting ones
There are a few countries in the running, now, and I'm not sure what I'll do next, but I'll definitely do the Philippines sometime soon-ish
@@Cree8Ballthat's awesome!
I can't stop imagining the anteater fyling through the sky t-poseing with a rainbow shooting out his back
I am now incredibly upset I didn't use that visual
Anteaters are terrifying enough they don't need storm powers
Babe wake up, new Cree8ball video
Edit: I liked the funny anteater guy
I'm glad you liked the funny anteater guy
How about some creatures from modern greek folklore like the Vrykolakas, Aerico and Kallikantzaros?
I can look into that for sure. Ancient Greek monsters are some of the most well known, but I don't think I've heard aNything about the mOdern variety
aight bro you're my new sam o'nella now
It's an honor
That's a rich range of monsters
I'd have to agree with ya there
And from an often ignored area. Never heard of any of those
you should talk about the monsters/criatures from chile they are quite diferent and interesting on of my favorites its a golden bird in the atacama desert or el cuero (basically a angry water carpet)
alicante was called the golden bird?
Yes, El Cuero, or "local bunch of animal hides were to angry to die, merged together to form an octopus/mantaray-hybrid shaped mesh of pelts ridden with eyes and teeth actively hunting humans out of revenge".
Hey, I drew some of these!
Great video, as a South American, I love it
Honestly, I am pleasantly surprised that so many South Americans have actually seen and enjoyed this video
This is great and all don’t get me wrong but when is the next all tomorrow’s coming out
As a humble new subscriber, PLEASE DO THAT HOLY TRINITY OF SNAKE GODDESSES VIDEO. That sounds so utterly dope!
I'll probably do it with in the next few videos, but as of right now my plate is a little full. Glad you're excited for it, though
@@Cree8Ball I'm here for it buddy! As a lifelong amateur cryptid researcher, I'm digging these vids. Most of these guys I haven't even heard of!
@@OctopusWithNoFriends I'm glad I've been able to give a fella, amateur cryptid researcher something new to look into
We have to recognize, in south America we have a LOT of folklore. And it's strange because everyone you talk to seems to know about these things, it's rare to see someone who doesn't know Saci, Cuca, headless mule...
Anyway here's a list of weird Brazilian things;
Boitatá, bottle feet, caboclo d'água, vitória régia, bicho papão, father of the woods (pai da mata), Curupira (the coolest one imo) and so many more that I can't remember
The Zankallala is still my favourite.
Mine too
@@Cree8Ball
Little, tiny mischievous imp-baby man.
I live and lived all my life in Argentina and also have a big family on the rural sides so I go here often and I NEVER heard anything as Chonchon. I heard about the Lobizon, the Luz mala (Bad light) and the man of the bag but NEVER about a flying head, probably it's a native tribe myth so that would explain it
Qaogonaga is literally the coolest thing Ive ever heard of
This is amazing bro thank you, what are your thoughts about south east asian creatures such as yokais from Japan and aswang from the Philippines
Glad you enjoyed the video! I'm not sure what country or continent I'll do next, but East Asia is definitely on my list
In the mmo I play the Chonchon is very much depicted like that. I didn't realize the wings were ears until I saw this video.
Can you please do Canadian mythology creatures and mythology
I don't see why not
I didn't even know we had any mysterious critters, other than bigfoot and the wendigo
where's the saci?
Yay new video!
Wooh!
2:14 me waiting for you to post news vids be like
yay brazil content
Yup! This is worth an instant subscription! :D
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it
@@Cree8BallOf course! Your channel has some of the best content I‘ve seen on TH-cam lately! I’d bet it‘s only a matter of time before the algorithm is going to pick you up!
Good luck & keep it up! And thanks for the entertaining content! :D
Heres one that i love: the corpo ceco (aka dry corpse) (a brazilian legend)
Bassicaly there was a kid who was really evil, like, insanily evil, one day he died and tried to Go to heaven, thing that god obviously Said no and sended him to hell, but even satan looked at this kid and Said "yea no, thats too much even for me" and sended him back to earth
So now he shaw slowly walk and stalk as a dry, forever decomposing body, who will never find the peace of death.
I actually covered them in another video!
th-cam.com/video/dJJrcvAA9LE/w-d-xo.html
There it is, if you're interested
@@Cree8Ball Nice!
Oh, my god... how could you pronounce it as "jag-wires"?
I'm so sorry for this transgression, I've stopped since making this video lol
There are also many more a very popular in uruguay and argentina is the bad/evil ligth (luz mala) wich is a levitating light orb that can vary its behavior in two ways 1 it leads you to a treasure or to your demise, and 2 it chases you down for no reason until it just stops, and there is also the lobizón here in uruguay thats basically a werewolf but it differs to the european one on how you become one, you are cursed to be a lobizón if you are the seventh child among your siblings and you will transform into a big ass wolf every friday
Gotta love that you missed the entire chilote mythos with things as flying rapist man weird deformed gremlin living in a moving cave with said rapist and BOAT.
Chonchon: most famous South American monster
Mapinguari: am I a joke go you?
I didn't say it was the most famous South American monster tOtal, just out of the ones I talked about in the video
Still looking for my comedically large walking stick... Anyone seen it?
Sorry to tell you, but it was stolen by a terrible bird man
@@Cree8Ball Damn... again?
You seem like sam o'nella's successor.
I'm very happy you think so
There's a native American monster that is a flying head, too, just like the chon-chon. That's wild.
That is kinda wild. What's the native American one called?
0:34 Subject: Bad, Bad Things
Is that an AJJ reference? ‘Cause after that video that ended with Golden Boy, I’m starting to think we’re the same person.
Dude. That actually wAs an AJJ reference. Maybe we're the same person
@@Cree8Ball Shook.
Yes, snake Goddess trio please.
Yeah, alright. I'll start researching it
Snake moms to the rescue.
YOU'RE TELLING ME MY COUNTRY HAS A RAINBOW ANTEATER AS A CRYPTID AND I DIDN'T K N O W - -
Sounds like it, my guy I'm happy to bring it to your attention
as an argentinian i've never in my whole life heard of the chonchon neither the qasogonaga
Choncho o Chuechue es de la Patagonia principalmente de Neuquén y Rio Negro y el Qasogana es del Chaco y Formosa
Evil jaguars have a circle goatee; the handlebar moustache is optional
What about the cucuy
World wide
I can't wait for north American cryptid
“Evil Jag wires”
@@spinestealer8129 evil jag wires
Try boto cor de Rosa
Por fin alguienta cuenta las verdades de vivir en peru
Groovy monsters.
What about the chupqcabra
Isn't the abuhuku a capelobo
Where is the dry body?
the fact the Chonchon is silent explains why it didn't warn people that the Falkland wars were a bad idea.
0:59 sea bear circle
You kinda forgot about the pink dolphin (or something llie that in english)
dont' worry, i won't die.
What about the Brujo of Chiloé?
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if I made a part three on this subject, so I might talk about that in a future video
@@Cree8Ball love your content man, plus love to see a video, or segment in a video, dedicated specifically to Chiloé
I don't want to be rude but as a Brazilian we have so much more popular folclore creatures, like curupira, the headless mule, pink boto, we even have a whole werewolf culture here (different from the European version), that was a missed opportunity to talk about them
And I never heard about auñ Pana, and I even question myself if this is even about Brazil because we don't have the "Ñ" letter in our alphabet, so that's kinda odd
It's about South America as a whole, not just Brazil, and I was intentionally going for more obscure monsters, but I've seen so many Brazilians in the comments of this video I probably will end up making a video on your creatures, by themselves
I'm from Brazil, wich is part of South America
And, we have some floclore things wich I feel should be in this thing
Like, there's a floclore story of a dolphin that impregnated women during the full moon, which sounds weird, but turns out this floclore story was made so young women who got pregnant could use it as an excuse, cause I guess the indigenous parents prefer to have a daughter who is pregnant because of a dolphin, than a daughter who got pregnant by a member of a rival tribe
Chonchon currently spewing the 7-1 meme to demoralise Brazilians
As a brazillian,i feel very disappointed.You didn't tell any creature from here =(
0:03 TALL NINGEN
Is it just me or did he pronounce Jaguar as Jagwires?
Honestly, I wouldn't doubt it if I did
Welp guess i have something to fear more than a regular mosquito
At least they dont leave mosquito bites
Well they do, but if you get one you'll be too dead to have to scratch it
@@Cree8Ball i know
south american here, i never heard of these guys
Yeah, they're pretty obscure, most of em
Dang, im early again lol
Congratulations
interesting comment (I'll change it when I actually come up with something)
So...the auñ pana are basically the qu of south american folklore
The Chonchon is Chilean for what i understand
Stoa is a carnotaurus
mushroom gopher
Last.
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Munuane
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@@Cree8Ball you stole an idea of your favourite subscriber? bit cringe ngl
0:24 And where are the Malvinas Islands? You put a map of Argentina, but you omit two very important islands, belonging to the Continental Shelf, and you also omit them on the map of South America, as if magically, the pirate occupation made them belong to another continent.
The Malvinas are and will be Argentine
I was just going off of the maps I found on Google, so whichever one I used must've omitted them, as well, I'm very sorry about that
Forgo the Dois caras numa moto
well, maybe have different dreams then
Good idea
well guess that evil sourcere haz some manners like dont harm someone that invites you to eat your favorite food salt guess hes sodium definition
Stop saying "jag-wire" lmfao
Noted lol
Wtf you still read these? Now I feel bad for pointing it out 🤣
@@darylpowell401 nah, you're good, man 😂😂 if it helps, I have started pronouncing Jaguar correctly in the past year lol
oh god oh fuck not the gay anteater
Better hide all your gay ants
Based South America