Mythical beasts around the world

Sam Godfrey
March 14, 2013
This article was published more than 2 years ago.
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Loch Ness Monster


Nessie has been spotted in the Loch Ness, Scotland, as early as the sixth century. She is a friendly, yet shy, aquatic dinosaur.

Dover Demon


Spotted April of 1977 in Dover, Massachusetts, after getting separated from its UFO.

Chupacabra

Most often spotted in Latin American countries since 1995, this malicious creature’s name translates to “goat sucker.”

Qilin


Originating in fifth century China, this hoofed and horned, scaly individual is perpetually on fire. Appears with the arrival and departure of a wise leader.

Mamlambo

This huge, 20 meter-long, “goddess of rivers” is responsible for killing at least nine South Africans, earning her an alternate nickname: “the Brain Sucker.”

Bunyip

About 150 years old, this Australian water-dweller is notorious for its predatory behaviour.

Patasola

Attracts men wandering through South American jungles by taking the form of a seductive woman. Once taken to a more secluded area, they assume their true form and devour their victim.

 

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