El Cuchivilu

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El Cuchivilu is a monstrous, pig-headed sea creature from Chilote mythology, feared for inhabiting and fouling coastal waters and causing misfortune to fishermen.

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El Cuchivilu canonical 1

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Statements (34)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Chilote mythological being ⓘ
mythological creature ⓘ
sea monster ⓘ
associatedWith fishing ⓘ
sea ⓘ
associatedWithCountry Chile ⓘ
causes bad luck at sea ⓘ
fouling of coastal waters ⓘ
loss of fishing catch ⓘ
misfortune to fishermen ⓘ
pollution of shellfish beds ⓘ
rotting of shellfish ⓘ
culturalRole explanation for sudden spoilage of marine resources ⓘ
warning figure for respect of the sea ⓘ
describedAs monstrous ⓘ
pig-headed sea creature ⓘ
fearedBy fishermen ⓘ
hasHeadOf pig ⓘ
hasReputationFor being dangerous to humans ⓘ
bringing disease through contaminated waters ⓘ
destroying fisheries ⓘ
inhabits coastal waters ⓘ
estuaries ⓘ
shallow sea areas ⓘ
languageContext Spanish-speaking folklore ⓘ
mentionedIn oral tradition of Chiloé ⓘ
mythologicalFunction personification of dangerous or polluted waters ⓘ
originatesFrom Chilote mythology ⓘ
Chiloé Archipelago ⓘ
partOf Chilote legendary fauna ⓘ
region southern Chile ⓘ
supernaturalStatus supernatural being ⓘ
threatens coastal communities ⓘ
fishing livelihoods ⓘ

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Chilote mythology → hasPart → El Cuchivilu ⓘ