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Old 30th November 2023, 07:35 PM   #35
Jean
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Jean, winged singo seem to be rather common in Bali. Here is a 19th century example that features fangs, bulging eyes hair, no clear indication of a penis and not an animal, but a human infant underneath its legs.
I think your expectations of a singo might be more based upon the Javanese model.
Yes David, you are correct.
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