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The seal folk, often called selchies, appear in stories in Ireland and Cornwall but are especially prominent in those of Scotland. Orkney, a series of islands north of mainland Scotland, is often considered the origin of the selchie myth. Other Orkney tales include lindwurms, giant mythic serpents with dragon-like traits. The islands have a significant population of both grey seals and common seals, which might explain why seal folk legends are more common here in the islands.

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