Fables and Folklore

Yes, that is the whole point of fables and parables. Both are short tales that teach a moral or ethical lesson. However, parables are more akin to the teaching of Jesus Christ wheras fables tend to use animals, inanimate objects, or people (extraordinary or not) to teach morals. Fables are what one would read out of Aesop (Tortoise and the Hare, The Ant and the Grasshopper to name a few).

Yes, Manbearpig is real. I'm super serial.

Yes

well no because it cant eat so i think no

In a village in nigeria the women are not barring children, so they offer thier trade like cotton, goats etc to the tree in exchange for a child. But oluronbi offers her first born. then when they child is born she begs and pleads the Okra tree to spare her child but he does not. Lesson learned

It is a fact, especially referring to the differences between parents and children, came into use in the 1960's

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Vampires have not been proven to exist. However assuming that they did, you'll find vampires blending in doing the same thing that a 'normal' person would do. Therefore it is very difficult to locate a real vampire since on the outside they would appear like any other human.

There is a white island in Greek mythology, part of the islands of the blessed where the heroes went at death for eternal life.

Yes he is real. You can visit his tomb in Bron Castle in Romania. His body is not there. Spooky huh?

Maya was the first vampire she discovered a spell to become imortal and she got three of the village babies and took them into the woods she first cast a spell on the babies then drank from them and she turned into a vampire this was in Egypt.

If a vampire stared at a pregnant woman.

Albrecht Durer.

Just like a horse would. Like Narwhals, the unicorn is born without a horn. It grows in a few days after birth.

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A lot of things

1. Garlic - The scent and chemicals inside immediately us them weak, and if eaten too much, it leads to death

2. Sunlight - It burns the pale white skin and hurts very much

3. Water - Fresh water and sea water gives electric shocks if skin made contact with it even with clothing on

4. Silver - If pierced through skin, it will slowly desinigrate the body

5. Cats - It's just a fear, like a phobia

Food paranoia is a fact, not a myth.

Bean is pronounced Ban and Sídhe is pronounced she. It is literately Banshee in Irish Gaelic.

It is said to be Neptune's kingdom. Although in Greek mythology Neptune is Poseidon, I believe his kingdom is called something else though. so the answer is no but technically it's yes!

no not really well if you think about it the bible says we could never see him or we could just think when jesus raised up to heaven again when he left earth he dint go just six feet up so i say no

In Greek mythology the Cyclops ate human flesh.