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In the land where day and night stretch into months, ancient secrets slumber beneath the frozen sea.

Here, in a world of pristine white and deepest blue, stories are more than just tales around fires to ward off the cold. They whisper of creatures that dwell in the inky depths,

creatures that hunger for the warmth of the living.

The elders speak in hushed tones of the thin places.

They warn of the allure of the unknown,

of the melodies that call to the unwary, drawing them out onto treacherous ice. But in this age of the unknown, of the melodies that called to the unwary, drawing them out onto treacherous

ice. But in this age of satellites and screens, such warnings fall on deaf ears. The young

scoff at tradition, eager to shed the weight of the old ways. They forget that in this

unforgiving land, survival has always

depended on respecting forces far older and more powerful than humankind.

Welcome to Freaky Folklore, the podcast where we discover horrifying legends across the world

and tell terrifying tales of monsters both ancient and modern.

This week we are discussing the Kalupe Llewit, a legendary sea monster from Inuit folklore.

This show is part of the Eriecast Podcast Network.

Find more terrifying tales at eeriecast.com, such as Destination Terror.

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