★ From the Scrolls
Stories, insights, and discoveries from the world of mythical creatures.
The Wampus Cat is a mythical creature from American folklore, particularly associated with the Appalachian region. It is often described…
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The Mogollon Monster (pronounced mug-ee-on) is essentially the “Bigfoot of the Southwest.” It is a mythical creature that is part…
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The Hugag is a mythical creature from North American folklore, particularly associated with the forests of Wisconsin. Descriptions of the…
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The Splinter Cat is a mythical creature originating from the folklore of the Appalachian region in the United States. Descriptions…
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In the folklore of the North American lumberjack, which flourished during the 19th and early 20th centuries across the United…
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Deep within the darkest pineries and vast spruce forests of North America, specifically across the Great Lakes region and Canada,…
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The Agropelter is a creature of North American folklore, particularly associated with the forests of the northeastern United States and…
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Into the arid, sun-scorched Sonoran Desert of the American Southwest (Arizona, New Mexico), we find a different kind of “Fearsome…
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The Grassman is a mythical creature in American folklore, most commonly associated with Ohio, particularly the Shawnee Forest and the…
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Across the American South and Midwest, and particularly within the folklore of the Ozark and Appalachian Mountains, there exists a…
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