The Basilisk has many different forms in mythology, but it is most commonly represented as a gigantic snake, larger than all others. The word Basilisk translated from latin means "royal serpent"
A "wizard" is a human with powers. And it's not real. Just a mythical creature.
He fights a Basilisk. It can petrify you if you look in its eyes but not directly, like in a reflection. It kills you if you look directly in its eyes. It is commanded by Tom Marvolo Riddle, a parselmouth. Every magical creature is frightened of it especially spiders.
Some depictions show it as a brown, squirrelish creature with a red gem on it's head, but the more used version is a greenish blue creature with a red gem on its head.
Go to Google and type in "mythical creatures" and see which ones you like -- that's how authors look things up.
A wendigo (or weendigo) is a mythical creature of demonic origin that was supposed to have been found in areas of North America. There are tales of this creature looking like a man with long claws and terrible glowing eyes.
no they are a mythical creature just like big foot or the loch ness monster but my dad does say i look like a zombie when i dont get sleep
The cockatrice, because he is so ugly he can not look in the mirror or he will die
No, it is a mythical/legendary creature from Australian Aboriginal mythology.
A faun is a mythical creature that is half human and half goat. It looks like a lot like a human, but has the lower half of a goat, including having tiny goat hooves for feet.
No it does not, It is a mythical creature described in Homer's Odyssey. It has body of a lioness, a tail that ends in a snake's head, and the head of a goat coming out of her back at the center of her spine.
people think that they have white hair with a pink horn.
its a mix between a jackrabbit and an antelope (not a real creature) This is a mythical animal created by taxidermists. It displays a common American jackrabbit (Genus: Lepus), with antelope antlers attached.