Khepri is a mythical creature from ancient Egyptian religion and mythology. It is a scarab-faced god who represents the rising or morning sun, and by extension, creation and the renewal of life. The Egyptians believed that Khepri rolled the sun across the sky every day, and that he was responsible for the daily rebirth of …

Blodeuwedd is a mythical creature in Welsh mythology. She is known for being the wife of Lleu Llaw Gyffes, a hero of Welsh folklore. According to legend, Blodeuwedd was created from flowers as a wife for Lleu, but she eventually betrayed him and was turned into an owl as punishment. Blodeuwedd’s story is told in …

The Anggitay is a mythical creature from Philippine folklore that is often depicted as having the upper body of a female human and the lower body and legs of a horse. It is considered to be the Philippine counterpart of the centauride, the female centaurs, and is believed to be the female counterpart of the …

Ceffyl Dŵr is a mythical creature in Welsh folklore that is believed to be a water horse. The creature is often compared to the Scottish kelpie and has been described as a shapeshifting, winged horse that lives in the water. The name Ceffyl Dŵr is derived from the Welsh words for horse and water. According …

Deer Woman is a mythical creature that appears in Native American mythology. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman with deer hooves instead of feet and antlers on her head. Her associations and qualities vary depending on the situation and relationships. Generally, she is seen as a protector of women and children, but to …

Amphiptere is a mythical creature that has been featured in various cultures and legends around the world. It is a winged serpent that is often depicted as having two wings, a serpentine body, and an arrow-tipped tail. Amphipteres are typically associated with European heraldry, where they were often used as symbols of power and nobility. …

Rusalka is a mythical creature that is part of Slavic folklore. It is said to be a water spirit that lives in rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water. Rusalki are often depicted as beautiful young women with long hair and pale skin, who lure men to their deaths with their enchanting voices. According to …

Akaname is a mythical creature that originates from Japanese folklore. The Akaname is commonly known as the “filth-licker” because it is said to lick the filth and grime from dirty bathrooms and abandoned houses. According to legend, the Akaname is a mischievous creature that appears only at night and is rarely seen by humans. The …

Bolotnik is a mythical creature from Slavic mythology that inhabits the swamps and marshes of Eastern Europe. According to legend, Bolotnik is a water spirit that lures people and animals to the swamp before drowning them. To attract its prey, Bolotnik makes various sounds, such as quacking like a duck, mooing like a cow, gurgling …

Glashtyn is a mythical creature from Manx folklore. It is known to be a shapeshifter and is often depicted as a hairy goblin or sprite with similar features to the Phynnodderee. The creature is said to frequent lonely spots and can be either helpful or harmful to humans, depending on its mood. According to Manx …