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    The document summarizes three Philippine mythical creatures: 1) The Kapre, a large, hairy tree giant said to live in forests on Mount Makiling and disorient travelers. 2) The Nuno sa Punso, a dwarf-like nature spirit believed to live in anthills or termite mounds and should be respected according to tradition. 3) The Lambana of Mount Makiling, a goddess known as Dayang Masalanta who was worshipped in pre-colonial Philippines and is linked to the profile of the mountain which some say resembles a human form.

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    The document summarizes three Philippine mythical creatures: 1) The Kapre, a large, hairy tree giant said to live in forests on Mount Makiling and disorient travelers. 2) The Nuno sa Punso, a dwarf-like nature spirit believed to live in anthills or termite mounds and should be respected according to tradition. 3) The Lambana of Mount Makiling, a goddess known as Dayang Masalanta who was worshipped in pre-colonial Philippines and is linked to the profile of the mountain which some say resembles a human form.

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    Title of Story/narrative: Po, Nuno" Line, You Will

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    The document summarizes three Philippine mythical creatures: 1) The Kapre, a large, hairy tree giant said to live in forests on Mount Makiling and disorient travelers. 2) The Nuno sa Punso, a dwarf-like nature spirit believed to live in anthills or termite mounds and should be respected according to tradition. 3) The Lambana of Mount Makiling, a goddess known as Dayang Masalanta who was worshipped in pre-colonial Philippines and is linked to the profile of the mountain which some say resembles a human form.

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    Title of story/narrative Kapre Nuno sa punso Mount Makiling


    It is a large (7-9 ft.), In Philippine It is a diwata or
    dark-colored, hairy, mythology, a nuno sa lambana linked with
    and macular monster punso, or simply nuno, Mount Makiling in
    What is it about? than can be described is a dwarf-like nature Laguna, Philippiens.
    Provide a brief summary as a tree giant, Kapres spirit. It is thought to She is the most well-
    are also supposed to live in an anthill or known diwara in
    have a pungent bodily termite mound, hence Philippine Mythology,
    odor and smoke from its name, which directly and she was
    tree branches translates to worshipped as a
    “Ancestor/Grandparent goddess in preocolonial
    living in the anthill”. Philippines as Dayang
    Masalanta.
    Some people believe Some elders believe Mount Makiling was
    about the story of the that when you destroy known for Guardian of
    Kapres especially with your own hands the mountain which is
    What information some travelers that and pee on it without located in Laguna, and
    regarding Philippine being disoriented and asking for permission some said that it
    history, customs, lose their way in the which is the “Tabi-tabi resembles the profile of
    traditions, and values is mountains, so to be po, nuno” line, you will a human, said to be
    conveyed in the story? able to find their way, be inflicted with health Maria herself, and it is
    they wearing their problems so some actually true when you
    clothes in other way. elders always aware the go Laguna and even me
    people what are the already saw about the
    things to do to avoid resemble that people
    this. believe.

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