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English: Gudiao (Gū diāo;, 蠱雕), "poison-eagle". a mythical beast, described as looking like a horned eagle/vulture, from Nan shan jing ( Classic of the Southern Mountains"). It makes sounds like a baby, and devours humans.[1][2] Because of categorization as beast, the 1667 Wu Renchen edition carries an illustration[3] (a close copy of this image) which is like a wildcat with an eagle-head.[1]
Unknown 蠱雕，中国古代传说兽类。载《山海经》（南山经）："水有獸焉，名曰蠱雕，其狀如雕而有角，其音如嬰兒之音，是食人。"Unknown 蠱雕，中国古代传说兽类。载《山海经》（南山经）："水有獸焉，名曰蠱雕，其狀如雕而有角，其音如嬰兒之音，是食人。"
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Source 明朝 《山海经图》 (AD 16C)
Author 胡文焕 (1596-1650)

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  1. ↑ a b "24. Poison-eagle (Gudiao)" in Strassberg, Richard E. , ed. (2018) A Chinese Bestiary: Strange Creatures from the Guideways Through Mountains and Seas, University of California Press, p. 92 ISBN: 978-0-52029-851-4.
  2. ↑ Sun Jiankun; Chen Siyu (illustr.) (2021) "Gudiao" in Fantastic Creatures of the Mountains and Seas: A Chinese Classic, Simon and Schuster ISBN: 9781951627645.
  3. ↑ Guo Pu; Wang Shihan proofing ed. (1667) "Juan 3. Shouzu. Gudiao" in Tuxiang shanhaijing xiangzhu, Fu Wen Tang

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