World Mythologies
Basilisk, ancient Greco-Roman and medieval European serpent, crowned and colossal, whose lethal gaze embodies death, corruption, and sovereign terror...
Leprechauns are small, mischievous fairies from Irish folklore known for their trickery and guarding pots of gold.
Grindylow, a sinister water spirit from 18th-century English folklore, haunted marshes and ponds, snatching children who strayed too close...
The Āl is a folkloric figure associated with childbirth danger in Iranian and Caucasian traditions, reflecting historical fears surrounding...
Hybrid Persian man-eater with human face, lion body and barbed tail, famed in Greek and later bestiaries as a...
A mighty guardian bird beneath the sacred tree on Mount Alborz that gathers seeds, spreads them across the earth,...
The Āl is a folkloric figure associated with childbirth danger in Iranian and Caucasian traditions, reflecting historical fears surrounding...
Basilisk, ancient Greco-Roman and medieval European serpent, crowned and colossal, whose lethal gaze embodies death, corruption, and sovereign terror...
Typhon is a formidable figure in Greek mythology, often depicted as the most fearsome of all creatures. Known as...
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 cursed ghostly woman of Mexican folklore, La Llorona eternally wanders riverbanks, weeping for her lost children and luring...
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.
Yacumama is an Amazonian water serpent from Indigenous folklore, classified as a supernatural guardian of rivers.
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.