World Mythologies
Basajaun is a wild hairy giant from Basque folklore, a guardian of the forests and livestock.
Cuelebre, a dragon-like serpent from Asturian folklore, guards treasures in caves.
A werewolf-like creature cursed to transform during full moons, the Lobisón is feared in Spanish folklore in the name...
The Dragon is a celestial creature in Chinese mythology, controlling water, storms, and fortune. Revered as a symbol of...
The Qilin, a revered creature in East Asian mythology, symbolizes prosperity and serenity. Often depicted with a dragon-like head,...
The Fenghuang, or Chinese Phoenix, embodies harmony and virtue, often associated with the Empress and cosmic balance.
Duda'im, the mystical plant-like being, is a symbol of fertility and divination in ancient Hebrew lore, known for its...
A creature from Egyptian mythology that devours the hearts of the unworthy in the afterlife, combining traits of a...
Catoblepas is an African beast that can kill with a single gaze, having poisonous breath and a sluggish body.
The Kishi is a two-faced demon from Angolan folklore, presenting a handsome human front and a hyena visage on...
Nyami Nyami, the revered Zambezi River God in Tonga mythology, is said to have the body of a snake...
Mamlambo is a South African water serpent believed to lure victims with its glowing charm.
A mysterious serpent from North American folklore, the Joint Snake is known for its ability to reassemble itself after...
Ogopogo is a serpentine water monster from Canadian folklore, believed to inhabit Okanagan Lake and connected to Indigenous myths.
The Thunderbird, a powerful symbol of storms and divine wrath, is a legendary bird from North American Indigenous cultures....
A werewolf-like creature cursed to transform during full moons, the Lobisón is feared in Spanish folklore in the name...
A large, sloth-like creature from Amazonian legend, known to emit a foul stench that incapacitates its prey.
A Paraguayan serpent with seven dog-like heads, guarding treasure and emitting poisonous breath.