Echidne was half-woman, half-serpent, while Typhon was the most fierce of all creatures.
*In '''Rygar''', one of the creatures Rygar is able to summon using the Diskarmor is the dog Cerberus.
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...ts, is a popular stock monster, appearing in many fantasy works using such creatures, most notably ''The Chronicles of Narnia'' and the ''Percy Jackson'' series
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...bservations of the giant squid. In the earliest descriptions, however, the creatures were more crab- than octopus-like, and generally possessed traits that are
...rs, the fact that they attacked at all shows that it is possible for these creatures to mistake a vessel for a whale.
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...ions of Greek myth (Hesiod in ''Theogony'' calls them two "lovely-haired" creatures), Harpies were described as beautiful, winged guardians. Later they became
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...elusion induced by ''a natural superabundance of melancholic''. Only small creatures such as the cat, the hare and the weasel remained for the malignant sorcere
...se themselves as very wolves, in wourrying and killing, and most of humane creatures.''Such were the views about lycanthropy current throughout the continent of
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...ch states that he has a history of reporting sightings of cryptozoological creatures, and sells a self-published book and DVD claiming evidence for fairies. His
...t what fish they might be. It is a temptation to suppose they might be the fabulous Loch Ness monsters, now observed for the first time in their underwater act
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...d crippled arrived in the city they were ushered into a great hall where a fabulous feast was prepared for them. The guests ate and drank late into the night.
...is deeply rooted in the Balkan region. There have always been vampire-like creatures in the mythologies of many cultures. However, the vampire, as he became kno
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