4. Ghoul If you’ve seen the “Batman Begins” movie or read any of the Batman’s comics, you might have passed by the character Ras Al-Ghoul, aka the Demon’s head. The Arabian Peninsula is where the name ...

From antiquity to modern times, the city has been rife with creatures that creep, slither, scurry and nest among its pillars ...

Discover the fascinating truth behind legendary myths in "The 12 Real-Life Creatures Behind Famous Mythical Beasts." From dragons inspired by the elusive 36-foot oarfish to mermaids mistaken for ...

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A soft ripple of guzheng music floated through the foyer of Reel Cinema in northern Riyadh on Wednesday night as dozens of ...

Ghouls are supernatural creatures deeply rooted in Arabian mythology and folklore. These creatures are malicious entities, lurking in desolate places like graveyards, abandoned ruins, and remote ...

Late 5th century ancient Greek red-figure pottery depicting a hippocamp, a mythical creature with a horse’s body and the tail of a fish. Credit: Metropolitan Museum of Art / CC0, / Wikimedia Commons ...

Over the centuries, the Arabian leopard appears as a near-mythical creature in art, history, literature and scripture. The Bible’s Song of Solomon 4:8 spoke of “the mountains of leopards” in ...

Mysterious creatures, with odd appearances, might just have roots in reality. Let's discover these mythological creatures. The Griffin, a lion-eagle hybrid, likely originated from Protoceratops ...

Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree tells the story of two mythical creatures in Arabian folklore: Bahamut, a colossal whale, and Falak, a giant serpent. Together, they came into existence to maintain ...

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 ...