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The Dobhar-Chú, Father of Otters, King of Lakes, and the Master Otter of Northwestern Ireland. A Monsterous and Mythological beast that roams Lough Lake with a white pelt and murderous rage!

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The Monstrous Otter of Irish Folklore - Extra Mythology

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Ramien

So... is the Dobhar-Chú still adorable when it's cleaning the skulls of its victims on its belly?

Martin Verran

How do we know the horses are not telling their own version of this tale in which the brave horse stands its ground while the cowardly humans hide in the bushes?