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    What is the most evil, intelligent, and terrifying creature?
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    It depends on your belief system. Generally, it's either the literal devil or humans, since humans probably exist and are responsible for many problems we face.
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    I noticed the article mentions the Dover Demon has big eyes but also states it has none; could you clarify this discrepancy?
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    The description of the Dover Demon often varies; some accounts state it has no eyes, while others describe it with large, bright orange eyes. This inconsistency typically arises from different eyewitness accounts or interpretations.
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    What does the Manananggal eat?
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    The Manananggal typically preys on unborn children or targets pregnant women. Some accounts suggest it consumes organs instead. The specifics often vary depending on the particular story or regional folklore.
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    Are skinwalkers considered folklore?
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    Yes, Skinwalkers are generally considered folklore. Many native communities incorporate these legends into their traditions, often to teach lessons to younger generations or to instill caution.
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