SAHND-wohrm
Not an original Japanese yokai name, but a catch-all version for an adopted foreign monster image told as a gigantic insect lurking in sandy ground. Its body is sheathed in hard integument, and it is said to inhale prey along with sand through a tubular mouth. Poor of sight, it is generally understood to move by sensing vibrations and odors, and is often treated as a metaphor for nature’s wrath rather than as an intelligent being. To evoke traditional “underground monsters,” folklore sometimes fuses it with ideas of giant serpents, earth-burrowing bugs, and the doragon or soil-dragon, yet no distinct rites or taboos are attested.
instinct-driven, relentless
highly sensitive to ground vibrations, said to track sounds and scents
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startled by loud sounds and heavy impacts, vulnerable to sudden shifts between dry and wet conditions, folktales claim weakness to fire and smoke