You must have heard legends and myths about many things from your grandparents and Icchadhari Nagins can be one of them From TV serials to films the concept of Icchadhari Nag is more often believed to ...

Long ago, the story goes, a king kidnapped two sons of a god, stuffed them in a basket and set them afloat on Italy’s Tiber ...

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 ...

Think of The Attributes of a Wolf: This is especially true if you're naming a real-life animal or a memorable fictional ...

Celtic mythology is comprised of legends and lore from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, the Isle of Man, Cornwall, and Brittany. Each Celtic culture has its own language and traditions, but there is some ...

Tucked away in the misty mountains of North Georgia sits a roadside attraction so delightfully bizarre it might just make you believe in the unbelievable – Expedition Bigfoot, a museum entirely ...

Folklore, mythology and tradition: five must-see shows at London Gallery Weekend Our pick of exhibitions of female artists whose practice is rooted in cultural traditions, processes and storytelling ...

From misinterpreted fossils to exaggerated traveler tales, real-life animals have inspired some of our most enduring mythological creatures. This fascinating intersection of zoology and folklore ...

That’s exactly what happened at Michigan State University, where a mysterious mummified creature with oddly human-like hands was found during building renovations.

The Hou is one mythical creature featured this year during the Grand Rapids Lantern Festival and sits just inside the entrance at John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids, on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.

Bellerophon and the Chimera By Unknown artist. Credit: Marsyas (2005), CC BY-SA 2.5 Greek mythology is famous for its many mythical creatures, which feature widely at pivotal moments in Greek myths ...

Melon Heads roam Ohio (Not actual fruit, though) A humanoid creature with a head a size of a melon, possibly created by a mad scientist, has been seen in Kirtland and Chardon, Ohio.