Red You're Dead

from Faries & Folklore · host Isabel Hueneke

This episode is about a cryptid from the Basque country between Spain and France. I've got some bad news if you're a bad person. These are the other names this creature goes by: Etsai, Ahatxe red, veal red, Behigorri, idigorri, txekorgorri, ox red, Zezengorri, and Aatxegorri. Here are the names of the caves I was unable to pronounce: Izturitze, Kortezubi, Santimamiñe, Covaraida, Solacueca and the Holy Harp of Bidarray Website: anchor.fm/isabel-hueneke Instagram: @FaeriesandFolklore And hey, thanks for listening.

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