What are some mythical creatures and what do they look like?

Answer 1

Mythological creatures are animals that exist in legends and stories, but not in real life. Things like dragons, griffons, centaurs, the cyclops, and the minotaur are mythological creatures.

Answer 2

There are numerous mythical creatures from all eras of mankind's history. Some of the best known are unicorns, dragons and griffins. More present day mythical creatures may include el chupacabra, the Loch Ness monster and the bigfoot.

Since you have included this in the "Australia" category, some of the Australian mythical creatures are the bunyip, yowi, the rainbow serpent (Aboriginal Dreamtime), drop bear, and my favourite Tiddilik (the water hogging frog of the Aboriginal Dreamtime).

Answer 3

• The Manticore: A man-eating Persian monster with a man's face, the body of a lion and red skin. It has 3 rows of teeth, light blue eyes, and a spike-tipped, arrow-shooting tail.
• The Tanagran Triton: A sea monster with a man's upper body and a fish tail. It had green hair, red eyes, scaly skin and very sharp teeth.
• The Basilisc: A deadly serpent whose breath could wither plants and whose touch could kill a man. It took the form of a serpent-tailed bird.
• The Onocentaur: It had the face of a man with a head of thick hair, its neck, chest, shoulders, arms and hands were those of a man, but its spine, ribs, belly and hind legs belonged to a donkey. It had a violent temper.

Answer 4

mythological creature is a creature that was alive before I’ll give an example a unicorn