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K is for "Karkinos" in greek mythology. Karkinos is a giant crab, he fight Herakles at lerna as a team mate of the gigantic Hydra.He was crushed by Herakles foot. Hera the goddess wife of Zeus, the ennemy of Herakles, gave to Karkinos a place among the...
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J is for "Jiu tou niao" The Jiu tou niao is a chinese nine-headed bird. He is the earliest form of the phoenix, from the chinese mythologie.
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I is for "Inkanyamba" The inkanyamba is a huge serpent with a horse like head. It's a Zulu mythical beast, who lives in the waterfall of the northern forest of south africa.
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H is for "Hiderigami" Hiderigami are mythical creatures in the japanese folklore. They are spirits or "Yokaï" in japanese. Their powers can cause droughts. They have just one eye in the forehead, they are 90cm long and move like the wind.
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G is goat as in "The Hog, the Goat and the Sheep" The hog, the goat and the sheep are on a trolley heading to the market. During the journey the pork does not stop screaming. The goat wonders why because the sheep and him are quiet. He asked him, and...
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F is flies as in "The fox, the Flies and the Hedgehog." "The fox, the Flies and the Hedgehog" is a tale written by Jean de la fontaine. A fox wounded by hunters is dying in th woods. The blood attracts the flies, who wants to suck the wounded flesh. Then...
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E is for "Ethiopian Pegasus" This creature is a two horned horse, he has also a pair of wing on his back. Pliny the elder, a roman naturalist philosopher was the first to describe this mythical creature.
