Cirein croin- Scottish myth: a giant sea monster that can disguise itself as a small silver fish. If a man caught it, it will turn back to its monster form and …

30 ต.ค. 2016 - Cirein croin- Scottish myth: a giant sea monster that can disguise itself as a small silver fish. If a man caught it, it will turn back to its monster form and eat him. It was said to have eaten seven whales.

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Folklore ,Traditions & Legends - Ceirean, Cirein-cròin[or cionarain-crò was a large sea monster in Scottish Gaelic folklore. An old saying claims that it was so large that it fed on seven whales

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Chris Crow on X: Cirein-cròin was a sea monster in Scottish folklore - so large it often ate Whale. It could also disguise itself as a small, silver fish. When caught by