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In the Philippine Mythology, Diminutive beings, the Calanget dwell in the ground – in a mound in woods and fields. The Calanget responds to the call of Shamans by making a whistling sound. The Ethnic Muggle Tribes regard the Calanget as the “true owner of the land”. It is a very bad idea to dig up its mound or dwelling for it will inflict harm on any that does. And it can do much harm. A Calanget stands more than 2 feet tall and weighs about 18 pounds.

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rdfs:label	Calanget
rdfs:comment	In the Philippine Mythology, Diminutive beings, the Calanget dwell in the ground – in a mound in woods and fields. The Calanget responds to the call of Shamans by making a whistling sound. The Ethnic Muggle Tribes regard the Calanget as the “true owner of the land”. It is a very bad idea to dig up its mound or dwelling for it will inflict harm on any that does. And it can do much harm. A Calanget stands more than 2 feet tall and weighs about 18 pounds.
dcterms:subject	dbkwik:resource/4dK4yxY4ebOK-9n1ngzSZg== dbkwik:resource/afuBLmxRCoS8xltcIfao3Q== Mythical Creatures Philippine mythical creatures dbkwik:resource/LLkA8wSfsiamI4h8eEet4A==
abstract	In the Philippine Mythology, Diminutive beings, the Calanget dwell in the ground – in a mound in woods and fields. The Calanget responds to the call of Shamans by making a whistling sound. The Ethnic Muggle Tribes regard the Calanget as the “true owner of the land”. It is a very bad idea to dig up its mound or dwelling for it will inflict harm on any that does. And it can do much harm. A Calanget stands more than 2 feet tall and weighs about 18 pounds.

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