The Tagalog Story of Maria Makiling: Guardian of Makiling Mountain
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Kelpies: Water Horse Spirits of Scottish Mythology
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Appalachian Folklore Omens, Signs and Superstitions.
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Orisha Oya: Yoruba goddess of Wind, Lightning and Violent Storms
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Was Jose Rizal Jack the Ripper
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Varuna: Hindu God of the Sky and Water.
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Orisha Shango: Yoruba God of Thunder and Justice
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Metis: The Titan Goddess of Wisdom in Greek mythology
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The Aziza: Black Fairies from West African Mythology
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El Cadejo: The Mythical Guidians of Central America
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Are Sprites Fairies? Everything you Need to know.
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Was Edgar Degas Jack the Ripper?
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Korean Mythology 101: Exploring the gods and Mythical creatures of Korea
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Understanding Orisa Elegua : Yoruba god of Crossroads.
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Chilling Legend of Hachishakusama: The 8-Foot Child Snatcher.
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Grootslang : The Mythology of South Africa’s Elephant Snake
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Are gnomes Evil? Exploring the History Behind Garden Gnomes
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The Roman Gladius: The Sword That Built an Empire
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Amazing Legend Behind the 4 Rivers of China
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The Nachzehrer: German Corpse-Eating Creature
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Hybrid creatures are a common feature in various mythologies around the world. In Africa, there is Anubis, the ancient Egyptian god of the underworld, who is depicted as a man…
Cats have lived side by side with humans for more than 10,000 years. Despite this long-term relationship, they still maintain an aura of mystery and curiosity. Their mysterious behaviours have…
The Aztecs were originally a nomadic tribe that migrated from northern Mexico around the 13th century to the Anahuac Valley in central Mexico. According to legend, Huitzilopochtli, their patron god,…
Like all ancient civilizations and cultures, the Inuit had an extensive list of monsters and creatures that form a major part of their mythology. Of all these creatures, the Qalupalik…
Introduction The Inuit people are an ancient group indigenous to the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, and Alaska. They are descendants of the Thule culture that migrated into…
Orishas in Yoruba culture are supernatural beings or spirits that mediate between the human and spiritual worlds. According to Yoruba mythology, these supernatural entities are messengers of the supreme Yoruba…