Creatures

Mystifying and monstrous, Cerberus Ancient Myths unravel the enigma of the fearsome gatekeeper of the underworld, beckoning deeper exploration into age-old mortality concepts.

Trace the intriguing tale of the Chupacabra, as science demystifies the legend behind this infamous beast.

You know, some folks might just wave off the study of Yeti culture as nothing more than make-believe or old wives' tales. But in my experience, it's actually a really cool way to look at bigger cultural stories and the beliefs we all share as a society. I've been digging into this fascinating topic and

Isn't it intriguing how the ancient Greeks spun tales to make sense of their world, provide moral guidance, and serve as entertainment? I've dedicated quite a bit of time understanding the Minotaur myth, a narrative dripping with symbolism and mystery. It's much more than a simple tale of the heroic Theseus defeating the monstrous Minotaur.

Did you know that despite all the hype around Medusa, she's not as deadly as her sisters? You heard it right! In the ancient Greek tales, Medusa is just one of the three Gorgon sisters, with Stheno and Euryale being the other two. What's interesting is that Medusa, the only mortal among them, is the

You might think having just one eye is a serious setback, but the Cyclops of Greek mythology didn't see it that way. These one-eyed giants had an impressive knack for forging thunderbolts and, um, they had a bit of a taste for humans from time to time. If we're talking about manners and social graces,

Just like the gentle winds that rustle leaves or the soft sound of water flowing through a forest, the charm and mystery of nymphs, those magical spirits of nature, have drawn people in since the old days. When I flip through pages of old myths and legends, these supernatural creatures, often imagined as beautiful young

Did you know that a whopping three-quarters of British folklore stories mention the pixies, those cheeky, fairy-like creatures who seem to thrive on mischief? I’ve spent a lot of time dissecting and examining these tales, and I must admit, I find these little beings quite intriguing. With their pointed ears, green outfits, and love for

Foxes have a firm place in the folklore of many cultures, but they are most prominent in the Kitsune myths of Japan. I've spent a good chunk of my life immersed in the study of these elusive beings, captivated by their ability to change form and their dual role as pranksters and guardians. Often, Kitsune

Some might make light of the roc, joking that it’s simply a pigeon with a superiority complex, but the mythology surrounding this creature tells a different story. My deep-dive into the roc has shown me just how much this bird, as described in Middle Eastern mythology, outclasses any common city fowl. We’re going to chat