
Wolpertingers
Back in July, #42 sent us a some cool photos of the jackalope's wild and weird Bavarian cousin, the wolpertinger.
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Sometimes people make things up and try to pass them off as genuine folklore. And sometimes, other people believe them.
Back in July, #42 sent us a some cool photos of the jackalope's wild and weird Bavarian cousin, the wolpertinger.
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Categories: Hoaxes, Frauds & Forgeries, Series 10, Wild Card
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