10 Interesting Fact About Mythical creatures and legends

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• Pegasus is a winged horse originating from Greek mythology and is often described as a symbol of freedom and strength.
• Siren is a half -bird and half human being that appears in Greek mythology. They have a beautiful and attractive voice, and are often used to attract fishermen into the sea.
• Medusa is one of the three Gorgon in Greek mythology. He has snake hair and his eyes can turn people into stones.
• Unicorn is a horse with horns that appear in mythology and legends in various cultures throughout the world. They are often considered a symbol of beauty, purity, and strength.
• Sphinx is an Egyptian mythological creature that has a human head and a lion body. They are known for testing people with puzzles and eating them if they answer wrong.
• Yeti or Abominable Snowman is a legendary creature that is believed to live in the Himalayan mountains. They are often described as humans covered in white feathers and have the ability to walk on snow.
• Chupacabra is a mythical creature originating from Latin America. They are believed to be mysterious creatures that attack livestock and suck their blood.
• Minotaur is a mythical creature in Greek mythology. He has a head of a cow and a human body, and is guarded in a labyrinth by King Minos.
• Phoenix is a legendary fire bird that is believed to have lived for hundreds of years before finally burning and then regenerates from its own ash.
• Kraken is a giant sea monster that appears in Scandinavian mythology and is often described as a creepy and deadly creature.