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Greenland – 5 Mythical Creatures from Greenland
Listen to historians Maria Kreutzmann & Ujammiugaq Engell explain five of the mythological creatures of Greenland: Tupilak, Qivittoq, Sassuma Arnaa, Erlaveersiniooq, and Ikusik. Some serve as teachers, while others instill fear. All are shaped by the long Arctic nights and Greenland’s harsh climate.
Produced by: Arina Kleist & Insuk Kim, Visit Greenland
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