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Revision as of 21:26, 3 March 2014
The Imap Umassoursua is a mythical creature from Inuktitut mythology. It was described to be a very large flounder. It
A standard size flounder
is the size of an island and incredibly flat. It might have colossal wing-like fins that it uses to swim with. It has an enormous cavern-like mouth that it uses to vaccuum up ships to eat. It was reported off the coast of Greenland.
Possibility
It could be legends based off of the Kraken. It is found in the same general area and the Kraken is notorious for being confused as an island. It could also be based off of either the Aspidochelone or the Jasconius, which are both fish that are often mistaken for islands.
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