Some of the wildest legends may actually be rooted in reality. Ancient people didn’t have science textbooks, just bones in ...

Its reputation as one of the most powerful aquatic creatures in Slavic mythology causes fear at the mere mention of its name.

The legendary aquatic creature from Scottish folklore known as the Loch Ness Monster would contend that it qualifies as a Special Grade curse Jujutsu Kaisen. Its enormous size and command over ...

Nessie is a legendary aquatic creature that is said to inhabit the deep freshwater Loch Ness in the Highlands. The legend of Nessie comes from reported sightings of a long-necked and hump-backed ...

Celtic mythology is comprised of legends and lore ... Another shapeshifting aquatic creature from Scotland is the selkie, which can switch between seal and human forms by shedding its seal skin.

Merfolk even appear in ancient Greek mythology, including The Odyssey. Mermaids almost always appear as half human, half fish (or other aquatic/serpentine animals). More often than not, the human half ...

And the legendary Bigfoot is not the only mythical ... furry mammal resembling a bear to a lengthy, grey-black aquatic creature similar to a giant eel. While looking for the Shuswap Lake Monster ...

mythical Chinese dragon." The 16-foot-long aquatic reptile, called Dinocephalosaurus orientalis, has 32 separate neck vertebrae – an extremely long neck, according to the National Museums of ...

These giant meat-eating aquatic lizards swam the Earth’s seas ... named Jormungandr walhallaensis after a sea serpent in Norse mythology named Jörmungandr and Walhalla, North Dakota where ...

Indian mythical creatures from the Garuda to Navagunjara ... Another cherished chimera in Indian jewellery, Makara is an aquatic composite being with the body of a fish, trunk of an elephant ...