Cryptids and Legendary Creatures

Yes,Scientifically speaking The so called "MothMan" is just a Moth geneticly mutated by a scientist but Sub section 176 (Area 51) is STILL trying to capture this so called Mothman. He is known for his apperance and people gone missing because of that. Read more at related links.

The legend of the griffin in Farnworth, Widnes, tells the story of a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. It is said that the griffin was a guardian of treasure hidden in the town and protected the people from harm. The legend has been passed down through generations as part of the town's folklore and history.

He is only after glory and will do anything to get it.

That is a way to look at it. Or ,Maybe, before answering, you should just notice that this guy switched Beowulf and Grendel and I'm pretty sure it was meant as a joke ;)

...But in the movie Grendel is portrayed as more human which provides some sympathy from the audience for the character and makes Beowolf look brutal. In certain passages in the book, in my opinion, this can also be seen.

Yes, other vampires in the Twilight series sparkle in the sunlight. The Cullens family members, including Alice, Jasper, Emmett, Rosalie, and Carlisle, all sparkle when exposed to sunlight due to their unique skin texture and the presence of a unique mineral in their skin.

The height of the Jabberwock varies across different adaptations and interpretations, but in Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky," it is described as being tall and fierce. Its height is often depicted as towering over a person, emphasizing its terrifying presence.

The Cold One is real I am in a tribe that believes in the Cold One. La Push Isn't just a legend in Twilight it is a real story even the Colin's existed but were eliminated by ancient and wise Natives from our tribe. Our tribe does believe in werewolves so that means the Cold ones are real. The truth is my enemy... she is a cold one but she is in captivity!

BEST ANSWER: All websites that Bella visits were created specifically for the movie, and never actually posted to the internet. For example, the website for the Apotamkin (Continuity: on the website Bella visits, it's spelled Apotampkin), with the web address along the lines of http://www.freezersangel.com/XYZ/sdavd/a... or the Rock and Roll website above that search result, with the web address of http://www.rockandroll475.com/title/them... neither of those exist.

Visual Effects will often create an HTML file on the computer to give the appearance of visiting the website. You'll also notice that on an image heavy site such as Apotamkin's, the page loads instantatiously - leading one to believe that the HTML file and images are saved on the computer.

However, there are some pretty interesting articles out there about Apotamkin, which is a mythical god. Twilight: The Movie

Quileute legends Native American legend suggests that the Quileutes are descended of wolves. According to Quileute mythology, a being known alternately as Dokibatt, K'wa'iti, the Trickster, the Transformer and The Changer (with the latter three titles at times embodying the previous two names) created the first Quileute from a wolf that he stumbled upon during his journeys. Dokibatt the Changer, or Transformer, who looms heavy in Pacific Northwest coastal mythology. Originally there were six Quileute societies: for the fisherman, the elk hunter, the whale hunter, the weather predictor, the medicine man, and the warrior (the latter society performed the wolf dance).

The Quileute language is still in use today, though it is in danger of dying out. It is spoken only by tribal elders at La Push, and some of the Makah people. The Quileute language is different from any other spoken in the world. There is little information on it, and what is available is mostly in books sold by The People in an attempt to support teaching that language in the tribal school. We were unable to find the word for mom or mother, however the word for woman is "Wisatsu'upat."

Fairies can be angered by disrespecting nature, harming animals or plants, or trespassing in their sacred spaces. They also do not take kindly to greed, dishonesty, or cruelty towards others. Fairies are deeply connected to the natural world and value harmony and respect above all else.

I don't know about ALL vampires but the vampire Count Vlad Dracula specifically can turn into a bat, and a wolf, and (this isn't an animal but whatever) a mist. Actually I watched this one movie, Dracula, and I MUST say that this is what it had to be simply because its unmistakeably, I don't quite understand what the hell exactly the filmmakers were trying to portray here but the creature the vampire turned into too looked a lot like a werewolf. In the movie Van Helsing... Dracula turns into a demonic gargoyle typle monster. The legends, tales and folklore speak about vampire-bats as the most common shape shifting for a vampire. Changing into another creatures is rarely mentioned but can be found occasionally, such as a plague of rats, a half man half bat, a white stag, are among a few to be mentioned.

Well, really, it's all in the mind. Trying to controll the werewolf in you may seem impossible especially when your angry or enraged but you need to train your mind to take you somewhere else. If you are craving blood or flesh, just go to a meat store, I've seen many diffrent raw meats and animal blood in small containers, that may help. If you have an urge to be in the forest, go hiking, walking or hunting in the forest. Again, it's all in the mind you just need to learn when it's a good idea to control yourself and when it's not. Hope i helped

Yes, the knees of dwarfs bend just like those of individuals of typical height. Being a dwarf does not affect the structure or function of major joints like the knees.

John Topsell's book "How to Raise and Keep a Dragon" feels real because of his detailed descriptions, realistic tips, and deep understanding of dragon behavior. Topsell's extensive research into mythical creatures and his ability to weave practical advice with fantastical elements creates a believable and immersive guide for dragon enthusiasts.

Yes Unicorns are pretty. Unicorns are Horse like creatures mostly in fairy tales and story book that are describes as horses with one horn in the center of there for head. They are mostly white in color with the most beautiful hair that one will ever think of, their eyes are bright with colors of love and peace. They are gentle and good has they are always in the good side of the story and are for rescues, for princesses and prince and also considered good omen this makes them pretty.

Fantasy is a story set in a make-believe world, or a setting with extraordinary conditions. Possibly it contains a story where the cows talk, or the mice are great cooks. Fantasy is most often associated with dungeons and dragons and swords and bows.

The differentiate between traditional fantasy and modern fantasy one has to ask, "Is the author identifiable?"

Traditional fantasy, as far as I know, is a term used for legends, myths, folktales, fables and ballads.

Modern fantasy sometimes includes influences from the afore-mentioned, but has an identifiable author. Today modern fantasy is split into hundreds of subgenres.

99.9% have a happy ending (at least the traditional ones do, anyway), a hero (most likely a prince) and most of them have a been-used-too-many-times problem (damsels in distress)

Phoenixes have never been alive. They were mythical creatures, long-lived birds which could be regenerated by the process of fire. Phoenixes were reborn from the ashes of their predecessor. They are purely legendary.

Nike, the goddess of victory had wings. The sirens and harpies both had wings.

Describing an animal or thing with human qualities is called anthropomorphism. It involves attributing human characteristics, emotions, or behaviors to non-human entities.

Kingda Ka is a roller coaster located at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey, known for its record-breaking height and speed. Son of the Beast was a roller coaster located at Kings Island in Ohio, which held the record for being the world's first wooden coaster with an inversion. Both rides were renowned for their unique and extreme features, pushing the boundaries of roller coaster design and providing thrilling experiences for riders.

Yes it is to the people who believe in it. However, the name yowie may be a mispronunciation of yuurii. To some Aboriginal people in western New South Wales (Australia) the yuurii are little people, very muscular and hairy, who coexist with Aboriginal people though they are hidden to non-believers. They have their own social structure and retain a lot of the magic powers that ordinary people have forgotten, though clevermen, and -women, can consult them. They only interfere with normal human life if they think these people are acting inappropriately, though occasionally a mischievous individual may play tricks on humans. The word yowie is used by the indigenous people of the Sydney region to describe someone's death-spirit (ghost doesn't quite fit) and may have been taken to the interior by early European settlers who misunderstood its meaning and used it to describe a creature known to Aboriginals there (who would have spoken a different language/dialect). This happens a lot when cultures collide and so yowie is now an almost generic term. What is now called the yowie is a larger creature, but also hairy and strong, who disturbs people it doesn't like. Indigenous Australians have many terms for little people and bigger creatures, some harmful, others not.

mermaids and mermen are just legends...told by old pirates to get attention at the beer bar. i however do believe in legends because after every legend there is one truth. mermaids are fair girls who live in the sea... people believe that they lived in the sea so long that they have developed gills and tails to swim. though that's nothing close to the truth. mermaids are actually something what u'd call a vampire a sea vampire. a mermaid is not all that in stories.. in reality mermaids do exist and some people claim to have seen them. they eat fish..and are very brutal creatures. some ppl say they eat half a seal and leave the other half to rot in the sea. mermen are just a male version of this

You cannot become a werewolf no matter what means are used. They are fictional creatures. According to the legend, one must be bitten by a werewolf to become one.