3. Werehyenas A mythical creature from North Africa and the Levant, werehyenas aren’t that different from werewolves. However, unlike werewolves, they don’t need a full moon to transform; some of them ...

Among the great hunters and adventurers of the Roaring 1920s were the two eldest sons of Teddy Roosevelt, America’s 26th ...

Celebrating mythical creatures isn’t just about entertaining stories. It’s about nurturing imagination, empathy, and the belief that anything is possible.

Dive into the fascinating world where reality meets legend! 🦖 Discover the real-life creatures that sparked our imaginations and crafted the mythical monsters we know today. Join me on this ...

Unicorns are arguably one of the most popular mythical creatures even today, so it just makes sense that there’s a day dedicated to them. Every year on April 9th we celebrate everything unicorn.

Overwhelmed by the sight, she recorded the majestic creature and shared the video online, where it quickly went viral. A rare albino deer was spotted standing in the snow, stunning viewers.

Explore the real-life inspirations behind legendary creatures like mermaids, Kraken, Pouakai, dragons, unicorns, and Roc. These mythical beings may have roots in actual animals like manatees ...

America is a weird place. We’re one country, but many states, one people, but from many places. We have a shared mythology, but we also have many localized legends that don’t quite make ...

The winged creature is depicted as a giant snake and is a fire breathing animal and throws flame when in anger. This creature is very famous in T.V. series or movies. It is depicted as a Human who can ...

The Indonesian counterpart of this mythical being is the Kuntilanak, but it’s difficult to say where the stories first arose. Related spirits pop up in Bangladesh, India, and Singapore, for example.