Notas:

• Etnográfica:
  It can be in the swamps, in the creeks or in the rivers. They are huge and look like a log. They dangerous because they can take off your foot or your hand if they bite you.
  The belief is that when it bites it won't let go until the macaw hollers because they are partners, because they have the same head and bill.
  They also say that if you bury and dry the bottom shell you can use that for medicine for asthma and to keep enemies from your door. Not eaten.
• Gramatical:
  Variant forms: 'sbiiru, shbiiru'.