Migas

Location | Distribution: Africa

The migas is said to be a huge, freshwater-dwelling octopus that comes from African folklore.

The migas dwells in swamps and deep lakes, and is said to have more tentacles than a regular octopus, ranging from twenty, to almost a hundred.
Even if they dwell in such conditions, they have the ability to squeeze through the tightest of spaces, like normal octopuses, and hide in very shallow lakes.

They say that anything it will come in contact with will instantly become its target, and the migas will tear its victim to shreds.