Legendary animals, monsters, and half-humans: "amikuk" (sea monster said to resemble an octopus); "amlliq" (monster fish); "arularaq" (monster identified as "Bigfoot"); "cirunelvialuk" (sea creature); "cissirpak" (great worm; ingluilnguq creature that is only half a person); "inglupgayuk" (being with half a woman's face); "irci, irciq" (creature, half animal and half man); "itqiirpak" (big hand from the ocean); "kun'uniq" (sea creature with human features seen on pack ice); "meriiq" (creature that will suck the blood from one's big toe); "miluquyuli" (rock-throwing creature); "muruayuli" (creature that sinks into the ground as it walks); "paalraayak" (creature that moves underground); "qamurralek" (being with a dragging appendage); "qununiq" (person who lives in the sea); "qupurruyuli" (being with human female face who helps people at sea); "quq'uyaq" (polar bear); "quugaarpak" (mammoth-like creature that lives underground); "tengempak" (giant bird); "tengmiarpak" ("thunderbird"); "tiissiq" (caterpillar-like creature that leaves a scorched trail); "tumarayuli" (magical kayak); "tunturyuaryuk" (caribou-like creature); "u͡gayaran" (giant in Kuskokwim-area folklore); "ulurrugnaq" (sea monster said to devour whales); "uligiayuli" (ghost said to have a big blanket, which it wraps around children who are out too late at night playing hide-and-seek, it then takes them away); "yuilriq" (witch or ghost that walks in the air above the ground and has no liver; a large monster that lives in the mountains and eats people).