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The Ahuizotl is a creature from Aztec mythology, said to live in watery environments like lakes and rivers. It resembles a dog but has a hand at the end of its tail. The creature is covered in fur and has sharp claws and teeth. Its tail-hand is often depicted as similar to a human hand and is used to snatch up anyone who ventures too close to the water’s edge. It then drags the person underwater to devour them. The Ahuizotl emits cries that mimic the sound of a crying human baby, luring people to their doom.

Description
The Ahuizotl is a creature from Aztec mythology, said to live in watery environments like lakes and rivers. It resembles a dog but has a hand at the end of its tail. The creature is covered in fur and has sharp claws and teeth. Its tail-hand is often depicted as similar to a human hand and is used to snatch up anyone who ventures too close to the water’s edge. It then drags the person underwater to devour them. The Ahuizotl emits cries that mimic the sound of a crying human baby, luring people to their doom.