Fabulous creatures may be beings of folklore, mythology, belief and other animals or monsters of history or legend. In folklore there are frequently long held beliefs, meanings or traditions which follow through from one generation to the next in stories passed down verbally or in written form. Many of these traditions still hold true today, continuing to pass onto future generations.
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Translated Japanese tales of the supernatural, weird, and strange spirits, creatures, and beasts from history. Site by Zack Davisson.
Hypothesis of creatures being based on unknown and real animals from the Western, Chinese, and Japanese dragons and covering sea-serpents, unicorns and the Chinese phoenix; by Charles Gould, published 1886.
Online exhibition of Aboriginal folklore stories and interactively references pantomime, literature, stamps, art, and skulls; animation, audio, games, a screen saver and activities available.
Japan's shape-shifting and mischievous racoon-dog spirit.
Contains information on dolphins, mermaids, fairies, angels and the Living Goddess.
Summaries on the possible real-world origins of unicorns, mermaids, centaurs, griffins, and satyrs.
Encyclopedic entry with lists and a description of fabulous creatures as defined in historical literature.
Encyclopedic article of the mythological version.
Encyclopedia article on appearance, behavior and origins of these Japanese supernatural creatures; folk tales and traditions.
Article pertaining to the mythical creatures and their local variations of Brazilian folklore.
(May 11, 2003)
Translated Japanese tales of the supernatural, weird, and strange spirits, creatures, and beasts from history. Site by Zack Davisson.
Online exhibition of Aboriginal folklore stories and interactively references pantomime, literature, stamps, art, and skulls; animation, audio, games, a screen saver and activities available.
Summaries on the possible real-world origins of unicorns, mermaids, centaurs, griffins, and satyrs.
Encyclopedic article of the mythological version.
Encyclopedia article on appearance, behavior and origins of these Japanese supernatural creatures; folk tales and traditions.
Hypothesis of creatures being based on unknown and real animals from the Western, Chinese, and Japanese dragons and covering sea-serpents, unicorns and the Chinese phoenix; by Charles Gould, published 1886.
Encyclopedic entry with lists and a description of fabulous creatures as defined in historical literature.
Japan's shape-shifting and mischievous racoon-dog spirit.
Contains information on dolphins, mermaids, fairies, angels and the Living Goddess.
Article pertaining to the mythical creatures and their local variations of Brazilian folklore.
(May 11, 2003)
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