Gumberoo Cryptid Archives Art Print – Pacific Northwest Folklore Creature (11×14)

In the forests of the Pacific Northwest, the Gumberoo is said to wander with a rubbery hide unfazed by bullets or blades. Stories tell of futile hunts, its eerie appetite for porcupines, and the belief that only fire can harm it.
This Cryptid Archives print depicts the creature emerging from misted woods, preserving the unsettling resilience that defines the legend.

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