Jab-Fo-Fi
Size: 4-6ft Wide
Discovered: 06/06/1764
Last Seen: 06/06/1966
Population: 274,743
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Description:
The Jab-Fo-Fi is described as a massive, spider-like creature with a leg span that can reach up to several feet. Known for its dark, hairy body, this cryptid resembles a tarantula or other large spider species but is considerably larger and more aggressive. It is rumored to weave large, sticky webs between trees, using them to capture both animals and, according to legend, occasionally humans. Its body has a rough, almost armored texture, and its eyes are said to glow faintly in low light.
Habitat:
The Jab-Fo-Fi is believed to inhabit the dense jungles and swampy regions of Central Africa, particularly in the Congo and Cameroon. It tends to stay close to areas where prey is plentiful, such as near streams, rivers, and game trails.
Abilities:
The Jab-Fo-Fi can spin large, sticky webs that stretch between trees to trap unsuspecting animals. These webs are strong enough to hold small animals, and in some tales, even humans. It has large fangs capable of delivering a potent venom that can paralyze or kill small to medium-sized animals. In humans, the venom is believed to cause intense pain, swelling, and, in extreme cases, temporary paralysis. The Jab-Fo-Fi is an ambush predator, remaining hidden in dark areas or its web until prey comes close, at which point it strikes quickly.
Weaknesses:
- Fire
- Loud Noise
- Bright Light
Ways To Attract:
The Jab-Fo-Fi is believed to be attracted to areas with abundant small prey and water sources, making it more likely to be found near rivers or game trails. However, attracting the Jab-Fo-Fi is not advised due to its aggressive nature and dangerous venom. Some local tales suggest that it may appear near campsites where food is left unattended.