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...ebirge, Karkonosze, Krkonoše''), a mountain range along the border between the historical lands Bohemia and Silesia. ...s called ''Prince of the Gnomes''. 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica gives him the moniker ''Number Nip.''

...inese mythology. They are described in the [[Book of Imaginary Beings]] by the Argentinian writer [[Jorge Luis Borges]]. ...nd other sea creatures. The Fish, in some versions of the tale a leader of the creatures, is a shimmering animal visible deep in mirrors that is impossibl

[[Image:Imaginary friend.jpg|thumb|155px|right|Sendak's ''Where the wild things are'']] ...a fictional character created by children. Imaginary friends may exist for the child into adolescence and sometimes adulthood.

[[Image:Headless.jpg|right|frame|The Dullahan on its nightly run]] The '''Dullahan''' (also ''Durahan, Gan Ceann'') is a headless spirit that wand

[[Image:Thalos.jpg|thumb|Talos the Bronze Giant from Jason and the Argonauts]] ...ronze in Greek mythology, that some writers say was the last survivor from the Bronze Age of man.

...van T. Sanderson and Gerald Russell in 1932. It is sometimes confused with the kongamato. ...hat the name ''olitiau'' may not be the native term for the bat itself, as the locals could have misinterpreted Sanderson's description as that of a devil