| Origin and Description | Creature | Info |
|---|
| originating from China, known as an 'eater of dreams' in Japan that has the body of a tapir, feet of a tiger and the trunk and tusks of an elephant. | |
| from European and Middle Eastern folklore, a venemous snake with several deadly qualities including bringing death by touch, eye contact, and breath. | |
| from American folklore, a rabbit with deer antlers who can imitate the human voice. | |
| its name means 'goat sucker.' It is from the Americas and it has fangs and usually large red eyes. | |
| from Celtic mythology, a female messenger spirit and omen of death. It wails a piercing cry that can shatter glass. | |
| The famous Giant lumberjack from American folklore. He has a blue ox named babe who is similarly large. | |
| a sacred bird in many Native American cultures, it pulls clouds together with each beat of its enormous wings causing storms. | |
| a water sprite from Japanese folklore, It has green scaly skin, webbed fingers and toes, and has a fluid filled depression in it skull. | |
| In Jewish folklore, a human shaped creature fabricated from clay and animated by having a magical or religious word written on its forehead. | |
| Originating in legends from Norway and northern Scandinavia, a colossal sea monster the size of a small island that can pull vessels under the waves and cause powerful whirlpools. | |
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