Don't go looking for Gillyweed anytime soon. Rowan Reynolds and Chris Ringrose in the peer-reviewed Journal of Interdisciplinary Science Topics estimate that since Harry’s gills appear to be 60 ...

Harry Potter, the boy who suffocated himself. When it comes to drinking a magical potion that helps you regrow the bones in your arm, Harry also wouldn’t have had much luck without a little help ...

Gillyweed and Skele-Gro potion from the world of Harry Potter may indeed require a little magic to work in the Muggle world. Updated - May 30, 2016 03:30 am IST - London PTI ...

Potterheads, a group of researchers have found out that the magical plant Gillyweed and Skele-Gro potion that Harry Potter makes use of, requires magic, for it defies scientific concepts. Sunday ...

Four years ago, the world was introduced to the butterscotch, carbonated concoction that is Butterbeer when the Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade at Universal's Islands of Adventure opened.

Harry uses Gillyweed to breathe underwater while he explores the Black Lake. Clearly, there must be something magical about this plant, if it can alter a person's pulmonary system.

LEGO® Harry Potter™ Hogwarts™ Icons – Collectors' Edition is a recreation of some of the series' most memorable imagery, brought together in a celebratory display piece created with adult ...