The Spagony is found in many Native American stories. It is said to be the head of a sparrow, the feet of a goat, and the tail of a Horse. A long time ago, a village of Indians were informed by the thunder god that they were going to be attacked so the chief of the Kicax tribe went into the forest for 7 days and 7 nights. After the week of solitude, it is said that he returned on a roaring animal with the head of an eagle, the body of a bison, and the legs of a goat. This creature was an unspeakable help to the tiny tribe. Now, a day the staggering, picturesque, and startling animal is now roaming the continents of Africa, South America, and the Rocky mountains. The Spagony is very fond of eating Carabingos because their fur gives healing effects to their skin. On the topic of skin, a Spagony’s s skin is stronger than a three foot thick bar of steel. Spagonys also can see over one hundred fifty seven kilometers . This is possible because a Spagony’s eyes are really millions of hairs with pupils at the end. The hairs can pick up vibrations in the air and Spagonys use this to feel objects and determine when someone is approaching. Even with their amazing abilities, Spagonys are very afraid of the dreaded Goldenowldryas because one ounce of their venom is enough to kill three 270 lb. adult humans and when Goldenowldryas strike they give up to three cups of venom. To keep you from wetting your pants, Spagonys are very friendly to humans except they will not let humans touch their young.

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