Amhuluk
Overview
Aquatic Creature
Limited Research
Evidence Quality:
(1/5)
Description
Creature from Kalapuya Native American tradition of Oregon's Willamette Valley. Described as dragon-like water monster that drowns people who venture near certain lakes and marshes. Said to have long horn and ability to create fog and storms. Forked Mountain (Nik-ni-ick) particularly associated with this creature.
Behavior
Drowns victims, creates fog and storms, highly dangerous
Reported Sightings (0)
No reported sightings yet.
Geographic Distribution
Primary Region:
Oregon, USA
Oregon, USA
Habitat:
Willamette Valley lakes and marshes
Willamette Valley lakes and marshes
Characteristics
Size:
Large, dragon-like
Large, dragon-like
Historical Context
First Reported:
Ancient Kalapuya tradition
Ancient Kalapuya tradition
Folklore Origins:
Kalapuya indigenous mythology
Kalapuya indigenous mythology
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