The Jersey Devil is a legendary creature from American folklore, particularly associated with the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Described as having a kangaroo-like body, a horse’s head, bat wings, and clawed hands, the Jersey Devil is said to move quickly and have a terrifying scream. According to legend, the Jersey Devil was born in the 1700s as the cursed 13th child of a woman named Mother Leeds, who, in some versions of the story, wished for the child to be a devil. The Jersey Devil has been the subject of various reported sightings for centuries and is considered a symbol of mystery and fear in the region.

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