Ancient Monster STILL Haunts Villages (Tapir Horror Story EXPLAINED) 🚨

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Ancient Monster STILL Haunts Villages! 🐾 Tapir Horror Story EXPLAINED – Based on ancient myths and mysterious sightings, this terrifying tale explores how a monstrous, supernatural Tapir creature still haunts remote villages. Is it a legend… or a horrifying truth hiding in the dark?  💀 Locals believe the creature comes at night, preying on dreams and souls. Witness reports say they’ve seen glowing eyes and hoofprints that vanish at dawn. Could this be the same beast from old legends? Or something far worse?  🔎 Dive deep into this folk horror story, where fear, mystery, and cultural legends collide.

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00:00Heard of Ammo, who eats children?

00:03Of Mountains and Seas, describes it as a terrifying creature with an ox's tail and tiger's feet.

00:08One winter, my uncle took me pheasant hunting.

00:10Ick fog covered the mountain.

00:11I warned,

00:12Uncle, we've entered the old forest.

00:14Uncle's face turned pale.

00:16Let's get out quickly.

00:17The pheasant tracks looked odd,

00:19hurting my leg,

00:21my mouth before I could cry out.

00:23Bigger approached from the forest's depth.

00:25Un, put me on his back and crawled out of the forest.

00:27I asked,

00:29Uncle, why were you running?

00:30Trembling, he said.

00:32Lao Mo.

00:33Well, confused, I asked,

00:35What's a Lao Mo?

00:36Breathless, he said.

00:37The child eater your grandma mentioned.

00:39I stammered,

00:39No way.

00:41Me.

00:42Quiet.

00:43Uncle said, terrified.

00:46His voice unable to hide his fear.

00:48He quickly shut the door.

00:50Why are you so sweaty, Juzi?

00:52Uncle interrupted.

00:53Dad, I saw Lao Mo.

00:54Grandpa's face turned purple.

00:56The old forest?

00:58Uncle whimpered.

00:59Him.

01:0050 years.

01:02The old forest is forbidden.

01:04To vanish without a trace.

01:06Himself.

01:07We got lost in the fog.

01:09Grandpa said,

01:10You probably saw a tree in the old forest.

01:11Uncle argued,

01:12It was black with yellow markings.

01:21Lao.

01:22Grandpa sighed.

01:23Juzi, are you sure?

01:25A new year.

01:26Uncle thought about it and became less certain.

01:29Lee Wright.

01:31File.

01:31Finally, he said with a grave expression.

01:33All of you, close the doors.

01:36Old Mo quickly went back inside,

01:38grabbed some firecrackers and stuffed them in Grandpa's pocket,

01:41to scare Old Mo away if they met.

01:46You hear?

01:47Here.

01:48Mo is over two meters tall,

01:49with huge green eyes like lanterns.

01:50He can stride over ten meters in one step,

01:53and he loves to catch and eat children.

01:55But from the inside out,

01:56first removing the internal organs.

01:57After he's done eating,

01:58the person's skin remains intact.

02:00He then props up the skin with grass,

02:01making it look alive.

02:03It's grass-filled skin by your door,

02:04and waits nearby.

02:06When family members open the door,

02:07he eats them one by one,

02:08until the whole family is gone.

02:10Then he moves on to the next house.

02:11He and Old Mo after starting school,

02:13thinking it was just to scare kids.

02:15In Grandpa's faces,

02:16it seemed real.

02:17Is Old Mo real?

02:19Him?

02:19Grandma swallowed and said,

02:21yes, he's real.

02:22Lindsay's place over 20 years ago.

02:24He's with newborns at night.

02:25He wins?

02:28Villagers expecting babies would hide outside the village.

02:30With no newborns around,

02:31he started eating young children,

02:32then adults and kids alike,

02:34eating whoever he caught.

02:35Some brave villagers tried to kill him,

02:37but they disappeared without a trace.

02:38Finally, the whole village united

02:40and killed him with explosives.

02:42But years...

02:43East...

02:47Forest.

02:48And in our village,

02:49everyone knows me.

02:50What?

02:51People.

02:52Talking.

02:52We suddenly heard a loud boom.

02:54Bang!

02:56House.

02:56Uncle yelled and ran outside.

02:58Grandma grabbed Uncle.

02:59Don't go out yet.

03:00It might not be your dad's firework.

03:01Many families have firecrackers here,

03:03Uncle said anxiously.

03:04Out of nowhere,

03:04who sets off firecrackers for no reason?

03:07We can't be sure.

03:08Dangerous.

03:10Earlier.

03:11Crawled out.

03:12Left four footprints on the ground.

03:13That beast.

03:14Won't recognize us as human.

03:15Grandma sighed with relief.

03:16That's good then.

03:17Old Mo always follows people out.

03:19Today you crawled out.

03:20He won't see you as human,

03:21so he won't follow you out.

03:22I thought for a moment and said,

03:23That's not right.

03:24He did come out.

03:25He's right behind us.

03:26Grandma's face turned pale.

03:27You really saw him leave the forest.

03:29Not far behind us.

03:30When Uncle carried me running,

03:31he waved at me.

03:32Seemed to call out to me.

03:33Uncle's face drained of color.

03:34He slumped onto the bench.

03:36It can stand.

03:36It can speak.

03:37It's evolved.

03:38Whoever it looks at,

03:39that family is doomed.

03:40Grandma asked me urgently.

03:41Did he call you?

03:43This was scary and hoarse,

03:45so I didn't respond.

03:46Grandma told me to change out of my red jacket

03:47and put on white clothes.

03:49I asked why change clothes.

03:50Grandma said,

03:51Old Mo targets people.

03:52If you don't answer,

03:53he won't remember your voice.

03:54Grandma whispered,

03:55Jew, this isn't good.

03:56Call the village chief.

03:57See if your dad's back.

03:58At this time,

03:59everyone used landlines.

04:00Uncle made the call.

04:02The chief's phone rang unanswered.

04:04Uncle's hands were shaking.

04:05The chief's not answering,

04:06Grandma said.

04:07Try calling again,

04:08Uncle redialed.

04:08Still no answer.

04:09Grandma grew suspicious.

04:11That's odd.

04:11The chief should be home now.

04:13His wife too.

04:13It's almost dinner time.

04:15Then we heard footsteps.

04:16Coming and going.

04:17Grandma's grip tightened.

04:18Uncle grabbed an axe.

04:19We all fell silent.

04:20After a few seconds,

04:21knock,

04:21knock.

04:22Three loud knocks on the door.

04:23The sound grew heavier.

04:25Uncle gathered courage and called,

04:26Who's there?

04:27Grandpa's voice.

04:28I was overjoyed.

04:28Grandpa's back.

04:29Run the door.

04:30But Grandma held me back.

04:31That's not him.

04:32I was confused.

04:33But it's Grandpa's voice.

04:34Uncle agreed.

04:35It's Dad's voice.

04:36I'm sure of it.

04:37He moved to unlock the door.

04:38Grandpa's urgent voice came from outside.

04:40Quick, open up.

04:41Down the forest.

04:43Whispering.

04:43Jew, don't open it.

04:44That's not your father.

04:45He's impatient.

04:46He never knocks when coming home.

04:47My hair stood on end.

04:48Remembering what was said before?

04:50Old Mo mimics his victims at the door.

04:56Open the door.

05:00Went out one by one.

05:01My whole body shaking uncontrollably.

05:03Ramo.

05:04Even learned to mimic human speech.

05:07I got more anxious.

05:08Banging the door.

05:09Brow's voice.

05:10Open the door.

05:12Cool.

05:12Then pointed to the paper ladder.

05:14I should quickly climb to the roof to see who was outside.

05:17Oh, legs shaking.

05:19Stick to see clearly.

05:19The roof.

05:22Not that tall.

05:23Mother.

05:24Fall on.

05:25Down first.

05:26Yelling outside.

05:27Old man.

05:28Wait a moment.

05:28She told uncle to hide me in the plum pile which could cover me well.

05:32Whatever happens.

05:33Stay quiet.

05:34Grandma whispered to me.

05:36They urged us to hurry.

05:38We're really being targeted by Lao Mo.

05:40Uncle holding a machete said shakily.

05:41If he comes in I'll fight.

05:43Mom.

05:43Take Dong Zi to old Zhao's.

05:45Here.

05:47Grandma shook her head.

05:48Escape.

05:51Hit the firecrackers.

05:52New Year's.

05:54Works.

05:59Arse.

06:00Open the latch.

06:01Hit firecrackers and threw them at the door.

06:05Loudly.

06:08Pa's voice came from outside.

06:10Firecrackers in broad daylight.

06:11Grandma sighed with relief.

06:13That should be your dad.

06:15Open the door but uncle stopped him.

06:17That finger in the door crack wasn't dad's at all.

06:19He couldn't see clearly in the frog.

06:21And those words must be your father's.

06:24Oh we're still arguing.

06:25He's using grandpa's firecracker.

06:27Made of gunpowder.

06:30What?

06:31Your dad to set off firecrackers to scare old Mo away.

06:35Oh.

06:36The voice outside sounded like grandpa in a hurry.

06:40Hacitated.

06:40If it's your dad.

06:41He's in danger out there.

06:42Uncle nodded.

06:43If it's old Mo.

06:44The door won't stop him anyway.

06:46Suddenly.

06:46Neighbor Zhao Shenzi screamed.

06:49Who's in the village?

06:50The scream stopped abruptly.

06:54Join quick.

06:55Hide.

06:56Uncle rushed to open the door.

06:59There.

07:00Grandpa.

07:00With the chief's dog on his shoulders.

07:01I flustered.

07:04Quickly shutting the door.

07:07Hiding.

07:08Justly about the chief and Zhao Shenzi's possible accident.

07:13I just called out.

07:15No answer.

07:16On me.

07:17He added.

07:18Something felt off.

07:19So I hurried back.

07:20Uncle and grandma relaxed.

07:21Grandpa knocking earlier.

07:25Looked out grandpa's height with the dog on his shoulders.

07:29The scared beast jumped on me.

07:31Off.

07:32Dongzi's a milk fiend.

07:34Tougher than the one from 20 years ago.

07:36As long as it's not after us.

07:37Tell everyone.

07:40Listen.

07:40Suddenly real.

07:41Hi.

07:42Hi.

07:51Hi.

07:59Grandpa quickly asked what was wrong.

08:02Someone knocked before we set off fireworks sounding just like you.

08:05Must have come before grandpa, then got scared off by uncle's fireworks.

08:09Left, grandpa returned.

08:10My aunt Zhao causing her scream.

08:13Your head was sweating.

08:14Must have a brain?

08:15From afar.

08:17Listen found our house.

08:18That sounded deadly.

08:19It's us dead.

08:21A knock.

08:24From Old Moe's bite.

08:26Hearing this, our faces changed.

08:31Old Moe had returned.

08:33Get us now.

08:34Up until he eats our whole family.

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