The TENEBROUS History of the Headless Mule from Brazilian Folklore

The Headless Mule is a ghostly entity from Brazilian folklore, a terrifying being that haunts travelers at night. Its body is that of a mule, but without a head, with a pair of bright eyes and burning flames coming out of its neck. Its appearance is considered a bad omen, a harbinger of death and misfortune.
Art: Marcus Aquino
Color: Rod Fernandes
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[@brentmartin8695]

Awesome 😊

[@AlphaOmega804]

Looks like the Headless Horseman is out of a job.

[@patrickmartenies3125]

They are called dullahan

[@AlphaOmega804]

@@patrickmartenies3125 I know.
But i figured a lot of people wouldn't get that joke right away.

[@patrickmartenies3125]

@AlphaOmega804 Oh, now I see

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video I didn't know about this figure

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your video's mate👍

[@milutinstankovic4638]

Headless Horse 🐴

[@mythicalcreaturesdoctorsor3589]

headless mule : 🇧🇷 night jungle headless horse donkey flame attack guy

[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 What the!? So this is Headless Mule and burning flames coming out of its neck.
0:16 Really a man look at woman.
0:30 A man was hiding from Headless Mule at night.
😃👏 Now that was impressive story of The TENEBROUS History of the Headless Mule from Brazilian Folklore.

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks

[@Harrebs]

How do you pump out so many videos?

[@SeeUinHistory]

With very little sleep/rest 😂

[@NezukoSatoru]

HOW IRONIC WHEN IT SHOULD BE THE PRIEST THAT NEEDS TO BE PUNISHED FOR BEING WEAK & FORGET WHAT IS HE FOR THE SAKE OF LUST.

[@nickdelrio2024]

Just like Celty Sturluson's horse from Durarara.

[@rachaeladams61]

Yeah, you've watched it too 😊

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

do a video about the boitata

[@BernasLL]

Portuguese folclore, shared with brazil.

[@charliemcternan8190]

Isn’t there like a Spanish story called about the headless horse?

[@Etherverse28]

Only in Brazil