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The Invunche resides in the rivers of Africa, but is known for the ability to adapt its body to lava or extreme cold. it does not mind the villagers as many of the villagers used this docile cryptid as a ferry across large bodies of water. The invunche has a very thick hide that allows it to survive extreme temperatures. It is also believed to be an extinct species of giant gastropods. Its two spikes or horns are used as antennas to feel for foods, or to see were it is going. The tripod-like triangle feet it has are also used to distribute the outer temperatures evenly.

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  • The Invunche resides in the rivers of Africa, but is known for the ability to adapt its body to lava or extreme cold. it does not mind the villagers as many of the villagers used this docile cryptid as a ferry across large bodies of water. The invunche has a very thick hide that allows it to survive extreme temperatures. It is also believed to be an extinct species of giant gastropods. Its two spikes or horns are used as antennas to feel for foods, or to see were it is going. The tripod-like triangle feet it has are also used to distribute the outer temperatures evenly.
  • In the Chilote folklore and Chilote mythology of the Chiloé Island in southern Chile, the imbunche or invunche is a legendary monster that protects the entrance to a warlock's cave.
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  • The Invunche resides in the rivers of Africa, but is known for the ability to adapt its body to lava or extreme cold. it does not mind the villagers as many of the villagers used this docile cryptid as a ferry across large bodies of water. The invunche has a very thick hide that allows it to survive extreme temperatures. It is also believed to be an extinct species of giant gastropods. Its two spikes or horns are used as antennas to feel for foods, or to see were it is going. The tripod-like triangle feet it has are also used to distribute the outer temperatures evenly.
  • In the Chilote folklore and Chilote mythology of the Chiloé Island in southern Chile, the imbunche or invunche is a legendary monster that protects the entrance to a warlock's cave.
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