My cousin has this design on the fireplace at her house and I’m curious if anyone might know what it’s supposed to be. The design is part of bronze decorative panels over the top of the fireplace. The house was built in the 1920s and the fireplace is original. Not sure if there is significance to the bird and the other animal together or for each individually. Any info would be appreciated.

I've read about vampires and their abilities and one of them were invisibility so I always wondered When vampires turn invisible do their cloths turn invisible too or do they just look like floating cloths?

I am going to write a book with many mythologies and I want a demonic realm and I think Cthulhu would be good as a ruler for it but I don’t know if he would fit. I will include Dracula and they were created about the same time.

Never been on this sub before but I need an answer. We all know about dog years right? And we all know wolves have similar lifespans. It's accepted that werewolves heal faster then humans. That dose that healing drop off faster? Do they age faster? Let's me generous and say people can be like 100 years old, do werewolves get to be sixty ish? Pleade humor my caffeine filed curiosity, I know thease are mythical animals and they don't need to abide by real world logic.

I have two of his books and he presents his ideas as taking from mythology but some seem lacking in the source department, for example I am doing research on the Chinese dragon lifecycle and I can find very little on the Kiao and kiohlong? I just can’t tell if his books are just purely lists of existing folklore or he embellishes elements for his online wizard school (yes that is a real thing he has).

I'm working on art with different types of dragons and have basically most of the basic types (some are not included because I just didn't want to.) And I'm looking obscure dragons/dragon like creatures which will be referred to as "aux dragons" if not too much like a basic European dragon. The current ones I have are Normal, Wyrm, Long, Then, Fae, Salamander (multiple limbs), hydra, sea dragons. And for the Aux dragons I have Kirin, Cockatrice, and Snallygaster.

Tonight at 9pm (CET) I heard a noise from the playground in my village across the street, it repeated every 6 seconds before I took the video, when I started recording it was around every 8-9 seconds. Can anyone help recognise what this might be?

Two heads are definitely better than one…

in the show the floor they named this as a gremlin but i can’t find anything online about this photo or gremlins looking like smurfs

I'm writing a story and having trouble trying to find a creature that would fit well into it. It's supposed to be this very powerful creature that was imprisonned, and would supposedly be able to kill easily. If you can find one that's non-corporeal that would be nicem though I honestly don't mind. I know this is kinda specific, so any obscure powerful creatures would most likely do.

I don't even really know how to describe it. I haven't seen it but my parents have claimed to see this black creature that looks inhuman and not from this earth. They said it looks like it has a human-like body, stays low to the ground, moves very fast, and kind of skitters instead of running or anything. They said there's no way it's an animal because they would've realized like "oh sh**, I saw a rabbit" or whatever. I'm in Syracuse, Indiana and have tried to do research on it but I can't find anything that matches the description. They also said they only see it on their way to work and very rarely (at like 4am-6am every 2-4 years) Can anyone help???

if someone says ‘tooth fairy’ what is the first thing you picture? (besides your parents 😉)

For a character I’m writing I’m looking for some sort of creature that has hydrokinesis. Preferably only mild hydrokinesis. Having trouble finding ideas because search engines only show sea monsters, and I’m looking for preferably a land creature.