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Campfire of Legends: Spooky and Sacred Creatures from World Mythology
Episode 25 • 29th October 2025 • Faithfully Explore! • Laura Menousek
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Gather ‘round the glowing fire with Laura and the Faithfully Explore! crew for a magical Halloween night full of spooky-but-safe stories from around the world. This special episode, Campfire of Legends, introduces children to mythic creatures who guard, teach, and surprise from the Chinese Dragon that dances across the sky to the mysterious Kitsune of Japan.

Each legend invites young listeners to be brave and kind, discovering that even spooky tales can hold warmth, wisdom, and protection. Through storytelling, movement, and imagination, kids will explore how cultures across the globe turn mystery into meaning.

What’s Inside the Episode

Mythic Encounters

  • The Chinese Dragon: Guardian of rain, rivers, and royal power
  • The Thunderbird: Protector of the skies in Native Nations’ stories
  • The Kitsune: Japan’s magical fox spirit... both trickster and protector
  • The Kelpie: Scotland’s shapeshifting water horse that warns of hidden dangers
  • El Chupacabra: The modern mystery creature from Latin America

Imagination Journey

Close your eyes and follow Laura through a moonlit forest where these legends come alive in sound, story, and heart.

Friendship Bridge

Discover what connects these creatures across cultures—guardianship, cleverness, and the power of stories to teach courage and kindness.

Monster Match-Up Game

A playful quiz to test what you’ve learned—can you match each creature to its country?

Weekly Challenge: Create Your Own Mythical Protector

Invent a guardian creature of your own! Draw it, name it, and give it magical powers that protect something important to you.

Belief Backpack Takeaways

  • Spooky stories can keep us safe.
  • Guardians can look fierce but act kind.
  • Tricksters often teach with laughter.

🌍 Learning Themes

  • World mythology and folklore
  • Courage and self-awareness
  • Cultural respect and curiosity
  • Creative imagination and storytelling

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Laura:

Close your eyes and imagine sitting around a glowing campfire

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on a crisp Halloween night.

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Tall trees sway in the midnight

breeze and dry leaves rustle

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just beyond the circle of light.

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Somewhere in the shadows...

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something moves.

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Was that a pair of glowing eyes?

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Don't worry friends.

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No real monsters Tonight, only

story creatures with big lessons.

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And me, Laura, your trusty guide

here on Faithfully Explore!

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Welcome, curious explorers to

our Halloween campfire adventure.

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Tonight we're mixing just the right amount

of spooky with stories full of heart.

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Tales from around the world

about legendary creatures who

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might give you a friendly shiver.

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And others who might surprise you with

their bravery, kindness, or wisdom.

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These stories have been passed

down through generations.

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They belong to the people who

tell them, and I share them with

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respect, curiosity, and wonder.

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Hands up if you like.

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A little thrill.

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Not too scary.

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Just enough to make you giggle.

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If you're ready to meet some magical,

mysterious beings, lean a bit closer

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to the firelight and whisper with me.

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We're brave and kind.

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We are brave and kind.

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Laura: That's right.

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We are brave and kind.

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Now take a slow deep breath

of that cool night air.

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Feel the warmth of the fire,

the tingle of excitement.

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Are you ready?

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Our campfire journey begins now.

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Faithfully Explore! Intro:

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Faithfully Explore!

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is the name.

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Learning together is our aim.

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Beliefs around the globe we'll track,

filling up our Belief Backpack.

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Laura: The wind rumbles.

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The clouds roll.

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But wait, there is no storm.

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That's a dragon dancing across the sky.

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It's a Chinese dragon, long as

a river full of life twisting

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and turning through the clouds.

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It scales shimmer red, gold, and emerald

green, catching flashes of lightning

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like jewels, antler like horns,

crown its head, instead of wings, it

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glides through the air on pure magic.

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Chinese dragons aren't fiery destroyers.

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They're water spirits.

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They live in oceans, lakes,

and rivers guiding the rain

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and guarding the flow of life.

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When the earth grew dry and

crops began to wilt, people once

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looked to the dragons above.

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They offered prayers and gifts for

gentle rain or mercy from floods.

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Long ago, people told stories about dragon

kings who ruled the seas and the rain.

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Dragons were so special that

even the emperors of China

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said they were part dragon.

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Only the emperor was allowed to wear

clothes with dragon pictures on them.

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It showed his great power and

connection to the dragons.

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So next time you hear thunder rolling

in the distance, imagine it's that

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dragon practicing their skydance.

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Give them a little cheer from below.

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Nice moves dragon.

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Let's see if you can

remember this for later.

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When I say guardians, you say protect.

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Guardians.

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Ethan: Protect.

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Laura: Guardians.

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Ashley: Protect.

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Laura: That's right.

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Do you hear that thunder

rolling in the distance?

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Some say it's not just a storm,

it's the Thunderbird flapping,

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its enormous wings across the sky.

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Stories of the Thunderbird are told

with care by many native nations from

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the tall forests of the northwest

to the wide plains of the heartland.

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If storms make you uneasy, try this.

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Place a hand over your heart and feel

it beating, that's your brave drum,

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reminding you, you're are not alone.

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Now picture the Thunderbird a bird

larger than any eagle or hawk wings

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so wide, they could shade a mountain.

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Some stories describe feathers streaked

with color, lightning sparks in its eyes,

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and great curved horns above its head.

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It soars far above the tallest

peaks, living among the clouds.

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When the Thunderbird flaps its

wings, boom, thunder shakes the sky.

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When it blinks, zap, lightning

streaks through the clouds.

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Sometimes it brings rain to

nourish the earth, and sometimes

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it uses its power to teach lessons.

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So the next time thunder, rumbles

overhead, you can whisper, "thank you

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Thunderbird for watching over us."

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Did you hear that rustle?

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A giggle?

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Over there.

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Was that a flash of orange?

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Don't be alarmed.

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Explorers.

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It must be a Kitsune,

the magical fox of Japan.

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Kitsune, say it with me.

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Kit-soo-neh

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These legendary folk spirits

are some of the most beloved

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creatures in Japanese folklore.

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They're clever, mysterious.

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And sometimes a little bit sneaky.

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The older a Kitsune grows, the more

tails it earns, up to nine shimmery

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tails that represent its wisdom, and

sparkle with magic . That same magic

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lets it shape shift into a human form.

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Sometimes a wise old man,

sometimes a laughing child.

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And even a dazzling young woman

Kitsune love a good prank.

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They might lead a greedy traveler in

circles through the forest or sneak into

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a feast disguised as a lost child to steal

some tasty fried tofu because fun fact,

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foxes love fried tofu in Japanese stories.

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But here's the twist.

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Kitsune aren't only mischief

makers, they can also be protectors.

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In the Shinto religion of Japan,

foxes are sacred messengers of Anari,

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the God of rice, and good harvests.

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These guardian foxes called zenko

stand at shrine gates as stone

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statues wearing bright red bibs.

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Visitors leave rice or a bit

of fried tofu to thank them

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for protection and prosperity.

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So how do you know if that

friendly stranger passing by

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might secretly be a in disguise?

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Legend says, look closely.

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You might catch a glimpse of a tail

peeking out from under a kimono.

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Or notice their shadow looks

just a little too foxy.

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The Kitsune remind us not everything

or everyone is what they seem.

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A little mystery, a little mischief

can sometimes hide a kind heart.

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So if you ever spot a fox trotting

down a path, you might wonder,

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is it just an ordinary fox?

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Or a magical kitsune on a

secret errand for the gods?

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Woo.

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We've met some incredible

creatures so far, a wise dragon, a

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thundering bird, and a tricky fox.

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How are you feeling?

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If your heart is pitter

pattering, don't worry.

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Let's take a quick break

from the spookiness and have

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a little laugh, shall we?

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Why don't skeletons go trick or treating?

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Billy: Why.

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Laura: Because they

have no body to go with.

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Badumtiss.

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What's a monster's favorite dessert?

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Jason: What.

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Laura: Ice scream.

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Get it ice cream.

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Now that we've had a good laugh and

shaken out the jitters, shall we

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meet a few more mythical friends?

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Our fire burns bright as we journey

far from the camp to the Misty

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Locks of Scotland where fog drifts

low across dark glassy water.

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Keep your eyes open at

the edge of the lake.

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Do you see it?

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A shimmering white horse

grazing by the moonlit shore.

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It lifts its head and meets your eyes.

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It almost seems to call you

closer, inviting you for a ride.

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Don't be fooled explorers.

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This is no ordinary pony.

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This is a kelpie.

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The shape shifting water

horse of Celtic Legend.

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By day, Kelpie appear as beautiful

ponies roaming besides rivers or locks.

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Their manes wet.

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They're shadows shining as if

they've been waiting for a rider.

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But beware...

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the moment someone climbs on,

they find they can't get off.

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The Kelpie's enchanted hide holds

them tight, stuck as if by glue.

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Suddenly the lovely horse charges into

the water plunging beneath the surface

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with its rider still clinging on.

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In the stories, the Kelpie drags

them deep below to a watery lair.

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Why would people tell such a scary tale?

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You may or may not know this

about Scotland, but they have

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lots of deep cold lochs or lakes,

fast rivers, slippery rocks.

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Long ago, parents wanted to keep their

children safe from these dangerous waters.

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So they told stories like

this to teach wisdom.

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Sometimes the most beautiful things

can hide danger beneath their surface.

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So if you ever visit a Scottish loch,

enjoy the view from a safe distance.

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And if you hear a horse's

eerie cry carried on the wind,

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it might just be a kelpie.

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Wait, did you hear that?

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Out there under the moonlight?

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Something stirs in the shadows.

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It's small, quick.

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Uh oh.

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Heading straight for the goat pen.

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Could it be the Chupacabra?

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Say it with me.

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Chupacabra.

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Chupacabra means goat sucker in Spanish.

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And just wait till you hear why.

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Stories from places like Puerto Rico

and Mexico tell a strange creature that

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creeps onto farms at night, leaving behind

two tiny fang marks and a big mystery.

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What does this midnight mystery look like?

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That depends on who you ask.

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Some say it's a strange mix between

a reptile and a dog, about the size

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of a large dog, but covered in scaly,

greenish skin with glowing red eyes and

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claws, sharp enough to scratch stone.

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Others describe it as a hairless coyote.

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It's gray skin rough, and it's

back lined with spiky ridges.

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Either way, not exactly the cuddly type.

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Here's the wild part.

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This legend isn't ancient at all.

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The very first chupacabra sightings

happened in Puerto Rico in:

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That's right.

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Just about 30 years ago!

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When animals started turning up

sick or gone, people imagined

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a vampire like creature and

the Chupacabra story was born.

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Soon the story spread through

Mexico, central America and

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even the Southern United States.

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A few times people thought they'd

caught the beast, but scientists

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examined those monsters and said,

Nope, that's just a sick coyote

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with a skin condition called mange.

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Still the mystery and

the goosebumps remained.

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Today the Chupacabra has

become a pop culture star.

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It shows up in movies,

books, and even video games.

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Kids tell spooky Chupacabra

tales at camp outs.

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Just like we're doing tonight.

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It's proof that even in modern

times, our imaginations love to make

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sense of mysteries with monsters.

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So if you're ever out there in the

countryside on a dark night and you

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hear a goat bleat in the distance,

you might whisper "El Chupacabra...

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are you there?"

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Don't worry.

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It is probably just a goat...

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probably.

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Imagine with me

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It's been a magical creature safari.

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Now close your eyes

and take a deep breath.

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It's a cool autumn night, and we're

walking together down an old forest path.

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The full moon peaks through the

branches and your hand is a lantern.

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It's warm glow lighting the way.

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Hear the leaves under your boots.

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If you feel a shiver,

squeeze your blanket once.

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Shiver goes in.

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Bravery comes out.

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Suddenly the wind picks up the trees

sway and leaf swirl above us as

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something enormous glides overhead.

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We look up just in time to

glimpse a mighty Thunderbird.

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Its enormous wings brush the treetops.

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Each flap sends a thump

through your chest, like the

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beat of a drum in the clouds.

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But strangely, you're not afraid.

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The thunderbird's eyes

flashing like lightning.

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Look down kindly as if to

say, "I see you little ones."

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We wave.

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With one more sweep of its great wings.

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It vanishes into a cloud.

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Then pitter-patter, a

soft rain begins to fall.

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Tiny droplets, kiss your cheeks

and the leafs at your feet.

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The Thunderbird is blessing

us with gentle rain.

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For good luck.

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Inhale the rain blessing.

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Exhale.

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Thank you, Thunderbird.

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We follow the path until

we reach a quiet clearing.

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A still pond lies before us.

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Black is glass reflecting the moonlight.

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All is peaceful until ripples

begin to spread across the water.

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Something is rising, up from the

pond lifts the head of a horse.

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Its mane dripping with

silver water, a kelpie.

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It steps onto the shore.

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Beautiful.

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And gleaming it knickers softly, becking

You closer for a moment, you feel tempted.

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It's the prettiest pony you've ever seen.

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But then.

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You remember the stories?

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You squeeze my hand and whisper.

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Nope, not today, Kelpie.

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The kelpie lets out a long echoing wail.

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Not angry.

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Almost disappointed and turns back

toward the pond with a flick of its tail.

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It disappears beneath the water's surface.

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You exhale in relief.

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Give yourself a pat on the back.

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You trusted your gut and stayed safe.

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Let's say it together.

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Guardians.

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Jon: Protect.

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Laura: Guardians.

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Kellie: Protect.

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Laura: We keep walking.

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Our lantern swings gently.

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As the path opens into a moonlit

field, the sky has cleared.

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But wait, something

moves behind that bush.

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You turn your head, you there a

fox with bright orange And hold on.

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Are we seeing double?

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No, it has 2, 3, 5 tails waving behind it.

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A kitsune, the fox sits, gives us

a mischievous grin, and then poof

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disappears in a puff of glittering smoke.

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In its place stands a traveler dressed

in a silk kimono, smiling gently.

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The traveler, holds out two

steaming cups of hot cocoa.

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Kitsune: You look cold from your journey.

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Laura: They whisper.

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Kitsune: Warm yourselves.

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Laura: We thank the traveler, and

the moment the words leave our lips.

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Poof, they vanish.

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Replaced by the smiling fox again,

it trots off into the trees.

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Tails flickering like

candle flames in the dark.

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Inhale the cocoa steam.

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Exhale.

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Arigato Fox friend.

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fatima: ありがとうフォックスフレンド。

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Laura: With our hearts warm

and our bellies full of cocoa,

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we follow the path back home.

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The lantern light glows brighter as

we approach our cozy circle of logs.

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The campfire greets us

with the happy crackle.

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, If you hear the fire

whisper, crackle, crackle.

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Crackle, crackle.

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You did wonderfully on that journey.

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Explorers.

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You showed respect to the Thunderbird.

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Wisdom with the Kelpie, and

gratitude to the Kitsune.

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It's like each culture built its own

magical creature friends to express

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the same hopes, fears, and values.

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let's cross our friendship bridge.

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Step one, guardians and protectors.

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The Chinese dragon and the

Thunderbird told in many Native

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Nations can look fierce, but

they use their strength to help.

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They bring rain, balance, and protection.

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Sometimes what looks scary

is really safety in disguise.

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Step two, tricksters and teachers, our

Kitsune cousins from Japan have friends

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all over the world like ananzi the

spider in parts of West Africa and Coyote

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in many indigenous American stories.

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These clever characters remind

us to be smart, humble, and kind.

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Step three, warnings with wisdom.

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The Kelpies watery tale teaches

kids to stay back from dangerous

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lochs, and the Chupacabra legend

helps people make sense of nighttime

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mysteries and protect their animals.

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Spooky...

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a little.

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Helpful...

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Very!

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Even the eerie stories keep us safe.

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So what does our

friendship bridge show us?

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Stories everywhere connect us.

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Different lands, different

creatures, but the same human hopes.

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Safety, courage, humility, and care.

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When I say stories, you say connect us.

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Stories.

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Lance: Connect us.

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Laura: Stories.

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Jaz: Connect us.

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Laura: Now whisper one lesson

you'll carry home tonight.

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Maybe protect, be humble or stay wise.

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Time for a quick wiggle.

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Stretch your wings, shake your

tails, and give your best roar.

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It's game time.

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Think you remember which

creature came from where?

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Let's find out in our campfire

quiz called Monster matchup.

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Clue one.

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My name literally means

goat sucker in Spanish.

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People say I sneak into farms

at night in Latin America.

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Got it.

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It's El Chupacabra.

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Ew.

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Chupacabra.

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Leave those poor goats alone.

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Clue two.

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I'm a magical fox with up to nine tales.

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Sometimes I play tricks.

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Other times I guard shrines in Japan.

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You guessed it.

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The Kitsune.

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Clue.

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Three.

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I'm a giant bird whose wings make

thunder and eyes flash lightning.

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Many Native Nations tell

stories of me as a protector.

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That's the Thunderbird.

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Clue four I look like a beautiful

horse by the river, but touch

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me and you'll never get away.

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A Scottish legend warns kids about me.

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It's the Kelpie, of course.

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Final clue.

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I'm a long snake-like creature that

lives in water and summons rain.

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In China,

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i'm a symbol of luck,

wisdom, and good fortune.

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That's right.

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The Chinese dragon.

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Wow.

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Explorers.

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We had a roaring wing flapping,

tail swishing, splashing, and

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bleating good time in that quiz.

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You really know your legendary creatures!

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After meeting so many

incredible creatures.

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Do you feel that creative spark?

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I know I do.

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This week's challenge is

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I invite you to invent your very

own mythical protector creature,

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your personal guardian beast,

and design it as a trading card.

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Think Pokemon meets pure imagination.

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Step one name and look.

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Give your creature a name as

epic or silly as you like.

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Maybe it's Fierce-O-Saurus or the

night owl guardian, or something

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mysterious in another language.

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Now draw your creature or

create a symbol for it.

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This is the visual wow of your card.

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Use bright colors, cool

patterns, or bold lines.

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Let your imagination lead the way.

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Step two magical powers.

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What can your guardian do?

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Can it fly through storms, glow in the

dark or breathe kindness instead of fire?

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Maybe it tells terrible jokes

that make monsters laugh so

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hard they forget to fight.

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Whatever powers you dream up.

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Step three, protect a value.

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Every guardian protects something good.

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What does yours stand for?

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Courage, kindness, honesty,

friendship, creativity.

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Write it proudly on your

card, like a badge of honor.

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Step four.

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Fun stats.

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Just like a real game card.

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Give your creature a few fun stats.

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Here are some ideas:

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spookiness= 8/10,

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Cuteness= 11/10,

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wisdom= 1/10.

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You can even make up

your own categories too.

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Maybe snuggle factor or glitter power.

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Step five, decorate and share.

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Now for the fun part, decorating.

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Add lightning bolts, stars, or

ancient ruins around the edges.

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Make it sparkling with

glitter or add stickers.

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When you finish, hold up your card

and imagine your guardian beast

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beside you standing tall, ready to

help you protect what matters most.

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If your grownup says it's okay, you

can share a photo of your creature

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with us at faithfully explore.

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I can't wait to meet the

incredible protectors You dream up.

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What's inside our belief

backpack this week?

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Wow.

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Spooky stories can be safety stories.

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Why?

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Many legends like the Kelpie

or the Chupacabra were

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created to protect something.

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Children's safety, villages,

animals, or even people's hearts.

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They hide wisdom inside their

goosebumps, teaching us how to

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live and what to watch out for.

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What now?

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Think of one place or situation this week

where you can be extra wise and careful.

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Wow, guardians can look fierce.

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Why?

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The Thunderbird and the Chinese

dragon may look powerful, even scary,

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but they use that power for good,

bringing rain protection and balance.

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They remind us that courage and

kindness can wear surprising costumes.

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What now?

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When something feels scary, pause

and ask yourself, could this

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actually be protection in disguise?

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Let's say it together one last time.

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Guardians.

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Michael: Protect.

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Laura: Guardians.

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Carrie: Protect.

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Laura: Wow.

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Tricksters teach with giggles.

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Why?

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The Kitsune's clever pranks and other

tricksters, like Anansi or Coyote, pop up

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big egos and teach lessons with laughter.

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What now?

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Use your cleverness for kindness.

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Make someone smile, not squirm.

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Let's zip up our backpack

now full of these treasures.

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The protective power of stories.

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The courage hiding in disguise,

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and the connection between

people, creatures, and nature.

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Keep them tucked closely, explorers.

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They'll guide you whenever your life feels

a little spooky or wonderfully mysterious.

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Before we let the campfire fade, here's a

little sneak peek at what's coming next.

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Lean in close.

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Next time we'll follow the changing

seasons into the world of ancient Greece.

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Our next adventure is called Persephone's

Journey, a Greek myth yoga story for kids.

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We'll travel beside Persephone as

she explores the mysteries of light

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and shadow, learn why the seasons

change, and move through gentle

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yoga poses inspired by her story.

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It's a tale of courage, balance,

and hope perfect for the moment when

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autumn begins to tip toward winter.

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So stay curious, keep your hearts

open, and get ready to stretch your

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imagination in a whole new way.

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And now, dear friends, the fires down

to soft, glowing embers and our mythical

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creature friends have slipped back into

the realms of legend where they belong.

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Thank You for joining me tonight.

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Your imagination and open heart are

what make these journeys come alive.

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Remember, the world is full of

stories all with lessons to share.

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You are now a keeper of those tales.

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Maybe you'll tell one to a friend or

create a brand new legend with your

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own guardian beast from our challenge.

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From my heart to yours, I'm sending

you a big warm hug through the airways.

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Have a very happy Halloween

filled with sweet treats, gentle

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tricks, and plenty of wonder.

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Until next time, this is Laura

from Faithfully Explore, saying

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stay curious, stay kind, and

keep the faith and fun alive.

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Faithfully Explore! Outro:

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Faithfully Explore!

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is about you.

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Let's grow kinder together it's true!

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