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![Yali Pillar. Sri Kailsasanathar Temple, Srivakuntam, Tamil Nadu, India. A yali is a mythical beast that is often part-elephant and part-lion. [632x1015] : r/IndiaSpeaks](https://i.redd.it/d119dl9q3ug71.png "Yali Pillar. Sri Kailsasanathar Temple, Srivakuntam, Tamil Nadu, India. A yali is a mythical beast that is often part-elephant and part-lion. [632x1015] : r/IndiaSpeaks")
Yali Pillar. Sri Kailsasanathar Temple, Srivakuntam, Tamil Nadu, India. A yali is a mythical beast that is often part-elephant and part-lion. [632x1015] : r/IndiaSpeaks
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