| Children's Literature Books Creatures of Myth and Creatures of Reality (Group names and baby names) |
| Aardvark -- aarmory -- Acromantula -- venom -- webling Albatross -- rookery -- hatchling, chick, nestling Alien -- ransom -- rearling Alligator -- congregation -- hatchling Alpaca -- herd -- cria Amphisbaena -- peculiarity -- quirk Angel -- host -- cherubim Antelope -- herd -- calf Ants -- colony, swarm, army -- larva Ape -- shrewdness -- baby, infant Armadillo -- -- pup Ass -- pass, pace -- colt, foal Auk -- colony, flock, raft -- hatchling, chick, nestling Baboon -- rumpus, troop, flange -- infant Bacteria -- colony -- Badger -- cete, colony, set, company -- kit, cub Banshee -- scream -- sigh, whimper Barracuda -- battery -- fry, fingerling Basilisk -- gaze -- pupil Bass -- shoal -- fry, fingerling Bat -- cloud -- pup Bear -- sloth, sleuth, litter, shoal -- cub Beaver -- malocclusion, colony -- kitten, pup, kit Bee -- swarm, grist, bike, hive -- larva Behemoth -- thunder -- kitten Bird -- flock, brood, clutch, flight, volary, brace, plump, knob, flight, dissimulation, wreck -- hatchling, chick nestling Bison -- herd, gang, obstinacy -- calf Bittern -- siege, sedge -- hatchling, chick, nestling Bloodhound -- sute -- puppy Blue footed booby -- -- ta ta Blue jay -- scold -- hatchling, chick, nestling Boar -- singular, sounder -- piglet, shoal, farrow Bobcat -- -- kitten Bobolink -- chain -- hatchling, chick, nestling Boggart -- ridicule -- changeling Boogeyman -- insomnia -- booger Buck -- brace, clash -- fawn, yearling Buffalo -- obstinancy, herd, gang -- calf Bullfinch -- bellowing -- hatchling, chick, nestling Bullock -- drove -- calf Bundimun -- secretion -- puddle Butterfly -- swarm, rabble, flight, flutter -- caterpillar, larva, pupa, chrysalis Buzzard -- wake -- hatchling, chick, nestling Camel -- flock, caravan, train -- calf Capon -- mews -- pullet, chick, cockerel Cardinal -- college, radiance -- hatchling, chick, nestling Caribou -- herd -- calf Cat -- pounce, clowder, litter, clutter, dout, nuisance, glorying, kindle, intrigue, destruction -- kitten Caterpillar -- army -- Cattle -- drove, herd, team -- calf Centaur -- sagittary -- foal Cheetah -- coalition -- cub Chick -- clutch, clattering -- chick Chicken -- peep, breed, clutch, clattering -- pullet, chick, cockerel Children -- ingratitude -- infant Chimera -- blending -- polyploid Chinchilla -- colony -- Chough -- chatterling -- hatchling, chick, nestling Church mouse -- pew -- pinkie, pup, kitten Clam -- flaccidity, bed -- larva Cobra -- quiver -- snakelet, neonate, hatchling Cockroach -- intrusion -- nymph Codfish -- lap, school -- codling, sprat, hake, sprag Colt -- rag, rake -- colt Coot (mudhen) -- clover, raft -- hatchling, chick, nestling Cormorant -- gulp -- hatchling, chick, nestling Cow -- herd, drift, mob, ruination, kine -- calf Coyote -- willness, pack, rout, band -- pup, whelp Crab -- scuttle, cast -- zoea, megalops Crane -- sedge, siege, herd -- hatchling, chick, nestling Cricket -- crackle -- larva Crocodile -- float, bask -- hatchling Crow -- murder -- hatchling, chick, nestling Curlew -- herd -- hatchling, nestling, chick Cur -- cowardice -- puppy Deer -- herd, mob, leash, gang -- fawn, yearling Dementor -- decay -- deathling Demon -- absinthe, darkness -- beelzebaby Devil -- brace -- Dinosaur -- herd (plant-eaters), pack (meat-eaters) -- hatchling, juvenile Diricawl -- extinction -- featherling Dodo bird -- extinction -- hatchling, chick, nestling Dog -- kennel, pack, cry, litter -- puppy Dolphin -- herd, pack, school, pod -- pup, calf Donkey -- drove, herd, pace -- colt, foal Dotterel -- trip -- hatchling, chick, nestling Dove -- dule, bevy, cote, dole, paddling, piteousness -- hatchling, chick, nestling, squib Dragon -- blister -- dragonfly Duck -- paddling, badelynge, brace, bunch, flock, raft, team, badling -- duckling Dunlin -- fling -- hatchling, chick, nestling Dunnart -- -- joey Dwarf -- towering -- dwarrow, drawer Eagle -- convocation, aerie, jubilee -- eaglet, fledgling Earthworm -- can -- Eel -- swarm, bed, fry -- leptocephalus, elver Elephant -- herd, memory, parade -- calf Elephant seal -- pod, herd -- weaner Elf -- laconian -- elfin Elk -- gang, herd -- calf Emu -- mob -- hatchling, chick, nestling Erkling -- irksome -- inkling Erumpent -- detonation -- bugle, cornet, poppy Fairy -- twinkling -- twinkie Falcon -- cast -- hatchling, chick, nestling Ferret -- business, fesyness, fesnying, cast -- kit Finch -- charm -- hatchling, chick, nestling Firefly -- conflagration -- glowworm Fish -- school, catch, draft, run, kettle, fine kettle, nest, shoal, drought, haul -- fingerling, fry Flamingo -- stand -- hatchling, chick, nestling Fly -- business, cloud, swarm -- maggot Fox -- skulk, leash, earth, lead -- kit, pup, cub Frankenstein -- separation -- (always twins) Frank 'n' Furter Frog -- colony, army, knot -- tadpole, polliwog, froglet Fwooper -- spectrum -- huey Gerbil -- horde -- pup Ghost -- transparency, knight, press -- boo boo Giraffe -- tower. totter, herd, corps, group -- calf Gnat -- cloud, horde, swarm -- larva Gnome -- gargantuan -- daffodil Gnu -- implausibility, herd -- calf Goat -- trip, herd, tribe, trove -- kid, billy Goblin -- swarth -- goblet Goldfinch -- glister -- hatchling, nestling, chick Goldfish -- glint, troubling -- fry, fingerling Goose --gaggle, flock, wedge, skem -- gosling Gorilla -- band -- infant, baby Goshawk -- flight -- nestling, hatchling, chick Grasshopper -- cloud -- nymph Greyhound -- leash -- puppy Griffin -- pride -- cub, id Grindylow -- merrow -- tadpole Grouse -- pack, drumming -- cheeper Guillemot (murre) -- bazaar, colony, loomeries -- chick Guinea Fowl -- keet, confusion -- hatchling, chick, nestling, keet Guinea Pig -- group -- pup Gull -- scavenging, colony, screech -- hatchling, chick, nestling Hamster -- horde -- pup Hare -- husk, down, warren -- leveret Hart -- herd -- fawn, yearling Hawk -- cast, kettle, aerie, boil -- eyas Hedgehog -- array -- piglet, pup Hen -- brood -- pullet, cockerel, chick Heron -- siege, sedge, hedge -- chick Herring -- army -- fry, fingerling Hippocampus -- whirl -- tadfoal Hippogriff -- politeness -- beakle Hippopotamus -- bloat, herd -- calf Hog -- drift, passel, team, parcel, drove, herd, litter -- piglet, shoat, farrow Hornet -- nest, bike -- larva Horse -- harras, herd, team, stable, troop, stud, string, field -- foal, yearling, colt, filly Hound -- mute, cry, pack, howl -- puppy Housecat -- cluster -- kitten House elf -- apology -- squirt, sorry Human -- family, clan, crowd, community, gang, mob, tribe -- infant, baby Hummingbird -- shimmer, charm -- hatchling, chick, nestling Hydra -- unpossibility -- Golgi baby Hyena -- cackle, clan -- cub Ibis -- -- chick Iguana -- mess -- hatchling Imp -- prank -- trix Impala -- herd -- Inferius -- rigor mortis -- corpse Insects -- crackle, swarm, horde, nest, rabble, plague -- larva Jabberwock -- portmanteau -- slobbery Jay -- party, scold, band -- hatchling, nestling, chick Jellyfish -- smack -- ephyna Jobberknoll -- babbling -- coo Jenny Haniver -- mountebank -- skate Kangaroo -- mob, troop -- joey Kelpie -- gallop -- nuggle Kitten -- kindle, intrigue, litter -- (kitten) Kneazle -- curiosity -- kitten Koala -- -- joey Lamprey eel -- ammocoetes Lapwing -- deceit -- hatchling, nestling, chick Lark -- exaltation, sprinkle, ascension -- hatchling, nestling, chick Leopard -- leap, prowl, spot -- cub Leprechaun -- blarney -- clover Lethifold -- shroud -- hankie, hoodie Leviathan -- pod -- cowrie Lice -- flock, colony, infestation, lice -- nymph Lion -- pride, sault, troop -- cub Lizard -- lounge -- hatchling Llama -- herd -- cria Loch Ness Monster -- kelpie -- nessie Locust -- plague, host, swarm -- larva Lycan -- lunarcrescent -- cub Magpie -- gulp, murder, charm, tidings, tribe, tiding, flock -- hatchling, chick, nestling Mallard -- sorde, brace, flush -- duckling Mandrake root -- bawl -- sapling Manticore -- fatality -- cupcake Mare -- stud -- colt, foal Marten -- richness -- kitten Merlin -- leash -- hatchling, nestling, chick Merperson -- triton -- merbaby Midge -- bite -- larva Minnow -- shoal, steam -- fry, fingerling Minotaur -- meanness -- minitaur Mole -- labor, company, movement -- pup Monkey -- barrel, machination, troop, cartload, wilderness, carload -- infant, baby Moose -- herd -- calf Mosquito -- scourge, swarm -- nymph, wriggler, tumbler Mourning dove -- pitying -- hatchling, chick, nestling Mouse -- horde, mischief -- pinkie, pup, kitten Mud dauber -- squat -- Mule -- barren, pack, span, rake -- foal Mummy -- pyramid -- infant, swaddling Nargle -- infestation -- giggle Newt -- -- hatchling Niffler -- treasury -- sparkle Nightingale -- watch -- hatchling, chick, nestling Numbat -- -- joey Nymph -- flight -- naiad Ogre -- ochlocracy -- sweet pea Opinicus -- olaus -- magnus Opossum -- buffoonery -- joey Orangutan -- buffoonery -- infant, baby Orca -- pod, school - calf Ork -- ugliness -- snotling Oroboros -- eternity -- ringlet Ostrich -- wobble, flock -- chick Otter -- romp, family, raft, bevy -- whelp, pup Owl -- parliament, stare -- owlet, fledgling Oxen -- team, drove, yoke, herd -- stot, calf Oyster -- bed -- spat Panda -- -- cub Parrot -- company, prattle, pandemonium, flock -- chick, nestling, hatchling Partridge -- covey, bew -- cheeper Peacock, Peahen -- ostentation, muster -- peachick Pegasus -- puff -- foal Pekingese -- waddle, pomp -- puppy Pelican -- pod -- hatchling, chick, nestling Penguin -- parade, rookery, colony -- chick Pheasant -- nye, nest, nide, bouquet, brood -- hatchling, chick, nestling Phoenix -- resurrection -- sparky Pig -- drove, herd, litter, team, sounder -- piglet, shoat, farrow, suckling Pigeon -- dropping, flock, kit, flight -- squib, squeaker Piglet -- litter, farrow -- (piglet) Pilchard -- shoal, school -- fry, fingerling Pitbull -- vise -- puppy Pixie -- rudeness -- pixel Platypus -- impossibility -- puggle Plimpie -- bowline -- pimple Plover -- wing, congregation -- hatchling, chick, nestling Polar bear -- aurora -- cub Polecat -- chine -- kitteb Pony -- string -- (pony), colt Porcupine -- prickle -- youngster Porpoise -- school, herd, pod -- calf Poultry -- run Prairie dog -- coterie, town -- pup Pronghorn -- herd -- fawn Ptarmigan -- covey -- hatchling, chick, nestling Puffin -- improbability -- hatchling, chick, nestling Puffskein -- tribble, lick -- pom pom Puma -- prowl -- kitten, cub Puppy -- litter, piddle -- (puppy) Quail -- covey, drift, bevy -- chick Quetzal -- -- chique Quintaped -- tessalation -- MacBoon Quoll -- ruination -- joey Rabbit -- colony, drove, leash, nest, trace, warren, herd, litter, bury, trip -- bunny, kitten, kit Raccoon -- mask, nursery, gaze -- cub Racehorse -- field -- foal, colt Ram -- battery -- lamb, lambkin Rat -- ruination, horde, mischief, colony, plague, swarm, pack -- pinkie, pup, kitten Rattlesnake -- rhumba -- snakelet, neonate, hatchling Raven -- unkindness, congress -- hatchling, chick, nestling Reindeer -- herd -- calf Rhinoceros -- crash, stubbornness -- calf Roc -- quarry -- pebble Rodent -- ruination -- pinkie, pup, kitten Roe -- bevy -- fawn, yearling Roebuck -- bevy -- fawn, yearling Rooks -- building, clamor -- hatchling, chick, nestling Ruff -- hill -- hatchling, nestling, chick Runespoor -- rabble -- spat Salmon -- run -- parr, smolt, grilse Sand dollar -- -- pluteus, larva, juvenile Sandpipers -- time-step, fling -- hatchling, chick, nestling Sardine -- family -- fry, fingerling Scorpion -- bed, nest -- larva Seagull -- squabble -- hatchling, chick, nestling Seal -- pod, rookery, herd, harem, bob -- pup Seastar; Sea urchin -- -- pluteus, larva, juvenile Serval -- -- kitten Shark -- shivering, school -- pup, cub Sheep -- flock, drift, drove, herd, mob, trip, down, hurtle, fold -- lamb, lambkin, cosset Sheldrake -- dopping, doading -- duckling Siren -- wail -- beep Skunk -- surfeit -- kit Smelt -- quantity -- fry, fingerling Snake -- bed, nest, pit -- neonate, hatchling, snakelet Snipe -- wisp, walk -- hatchling, chick, nestling Souls and Spirits -- harvest -- pumpkin Spaniel -- couple -- puppy Sparrow -- host, ubiquity -- spiderling Sphinx -- riddle -- puzzle Spider -- venom, cluster, clutter -- spiderling Springbok -- herd -- fawn, yearling Squirrel -- dray, scurry -- kitten, pup, kit Starling -- murmuration, clutter -- hatchling, chick, nestling Stingray -- fever -- Stoat -- pack, trip -- kitten Stork -- mustering -- hatchling, chick, nestling Swallow -- flight, swoop, gulp -- hatchling, chick, nestling Swan -- wedge, bevy, game, herd, team -- cygnet, flapper Swift -- swift -- hatchling, chick, nestling Swine -- sounder -- piglet, shoat, farrow, suckling Tasmanian devil -- Teal -- spring -- hatchling, chick, nestling Termite -- colony, swarm, nest, brood -- larva Thrush -- mutation -- hatchling, chick, nestling Thestral -- invisibility -- horsie Tiger -- streak, ambush -- cub, whelp Toad -- knot, knab -- tadpole Tomcat -- clowder -- kitten Toucan -- durante -- hatchling, chick, nestling Troll -- emphasis, reek -- rosebud Trout -- hover, hoover -- fingerling Turkey -- rafter, gang, posse, ("death row" in November) -- poult Turtle -- bale, nest, turn, dole -- hatchling Turtledove -- true love, pitying, piteousness -- hatchling, chick, nestling Unicorn -- enchantment, marvel, monoceros -- colt, pony, foal Urchin (sea) -- -- pluteus Vampire -- clot -- suckling Veela -- allurement -- flower Viper -- nest, generation -- snakelet, neonate, hatchling Vulture -- wake, venue, kettle -- nestling, hatchling, chick Wallaby -- mob -- joey Walrus -- pod, herd, crowd -- pup, cub Warlock -- congeries -- babbity (infant) Wasp -- nest, colony, swarm -- larva Water fowl -- knob, plump -- nestling, hatchling, chick Weasel -- gang -- kit Werewolf -- hirsute -- baldwin Whale -- pod, gam, grind, herd, school -- calf Widgeon -- company -- duckling Wildcat -- destruction -- kitten Wild horse -- herd -- colt, foal Will o' wisp -- wink o' -- flicker Witch -- coven, knot -- babbity (infant) Wizard -- leash -- babbity (infant) Wolf -- route, pack, rout -- cub, pup, whelp Wombat -- wisdom -- joey Woodcock -- fall -- hatchling, nestling, chick Woodpecker -- descent, gatling -- hatchling, chick, nestling Worm -- bed, clew, bunch, clat -- Wraith -- shadow -- murky Wren -- herd, flock -- hatchling, nestling, chick Xenomorph -- slither -- larva Xenops -- -- nestling Xerxes Xorn Xray fish -- school -- Xtabay -- Yak -- herd -- calf Yellow jacket -- colony -- larva Yeti -- absence -- footling Zebra -- crossing, zeal, cohorts, herd -- colt, foal Zeus -- -- bolt Ziz Zombie -- plague -- zamboni Zorilla -- surfeit -- kitten |
| BIRDS Albatross Auk Bird Bittern Blue-footed booby Blue jay Bobolink Bullfinch Buzzard Capon Cardinal Chick Chough Coot (mudhen) Cormorant Crane Crow Curlew Dodo bird Dotterel Dove Duck Dunlin Eagle Emu Falcon Finch Flamingo Goldfinch Goose Goshawk Grouse Guillemot (murre) Guinea Fowl Gull Hawk Hen Heron Hummingbird Ibis Jay Lapwing Lark Magpie Mallard Mourning dove Nightingale Ostrich Owl Parrot Partridge Peacock, peahen Pelican Penguin Pheasant Pigeon Plover Poultry Ptarmigan Puffin Quail Quetzal Raven Rook Ruff Sandpiper Seagull Sheldrake Snipe Sparrow Starling Stork Swallow Swan Swift Teal Thrush Toucan Turkey Turtledove Vulture Water fowl Widgeon Woodcock Woodpecker Wren |
| Marsupials Bandicoot Bettong Bilbie Brushtail possum Cuscus Diprotodon Dunnart Feathertail glider Feather-tailed possum Honey possum Kangaroo Koala Leadbeater's possum Mahogany glider Marsupial lion Marsupial mole Musky rat-kangaroo Numbat Opossum Pig-footed bandicoot Platypus Potoroo Pygmy possum Quoll Rat kangaroo Red kangaroo Red-necked wallaby Ring-tailed possum Shrew opossums Squirrel glider Striped possum Sugar glider Tasmanian devil Thylacine Wallaby Wombat Yellow-bellied glider |
| Extinct Aurochs (wild cattle breed in Europe; declared extinct in 2008, however extinct since 1627) Babakotia (medium-sized genus of lemur from Madagascar; unknown when this lemur went extinct but it is estimated between 1000 and 2000 years ago.) Bachman's Warbler (Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama, South Carolina, Louisiana, Cuba, Isle of Pines; last seen 1988) Baiji White Dolphin (lived in the Yangtze river delta, reported extinct in 2006) Bali Tiger (a tiger thought to have become extinct in 1937.) Barbary Lion (1922) Bluebuck (antelope found in the southernmost tip of Africa. Only four were reported living in 1967. By 2008, they were declared extinct) Cape lion (South Africa; 1858) Caribbean Monk Seal (1952) Caspian Tiger (also called Persian tiger; found in Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Caucasus, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan until its extinction in the 1970s) Cave Lion (also known as the European lion or Eurasian cave lion, became extinct about 2000 years ago) Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit (Washington, last seen 2007) Dodo Bird (flightless bird of Mauritius, became extinct towards the end of the 17th century.) Dusky Seaside Sparrow (Florida; last seen 1987) Dutch Alcon Blue Butterfly (found mainly in the grasslands of the Netherlands, last seen in the wild in 1979) Eskimo Curlew (North America, late 20th century; may be critically endangered) Falkland Island Wolf (also known as the "Antarctic wolf"; larger than other wolves; the only land mammal of these islands. The last one was reportedly killed in 1876) Golden toad (fluorescent toad in Costa Rica -- extinct in 1989) Great Auk (large flightless bird that became extinct in the mid-19th century -- 1844. These birds were found in the Atlantic Ocean region, breeding on rocky and isolated islands.) Hawaiian Crow (Kona Forest Unit of the Hakalau National Wildlife Refuge, Hawaii; last 2 known wild individuals disappeared in 2002) Himalayan Quail (Nepal, may be critically endangered; if extinct since the late 19th century) Holdridge's Toad (Costa Rica; not seen since 1986; extinct by 2007) Huia (the largest species of New Zealand wattlebird. Last confirmed sighting was in 1907.) Irish Deer (largest deer that ever lived; also called Irish Elk; extinct some 7,700 years ago) Ivory Billed Woodpecker (last seen in 1987; generally considered extinct; North America) Jamaican rice rat (rodent from Jamaica. Disappeared during the 1870s.) Japanese Sea Lion (a sea lion native to the sea of Japan; believed to have become extinct sometime during the 1950s.) Javan Tiger (native to the Indonesian island of Java. Declared extinct in 1979) Kama'o (Hawaiian island Kauai; no sightings since 1989; declared extinct by 2004) Kangaroo Island Emu (Kangaroo Island, Australia1827) King Island Emu (since 1805 in the wild; last captive emu died in 1822) Labrador Duck (also called "pied duck" or "skunk duck." Became extinct sometime in the 1870s.) Laughing Owl (South Island and Steward Island of New Zealand; extinct 1914?) Lewis's Woodpecker (British Columbia and Washington; last seen mid-1970s) Madeiran Large White (butterfly in the valleys of the Laurisilva forests on Portugal's Madeira Islands; declared extinct in 2007) Mariana Mallard (a mallard that lived only on the Mariana Islands) North African Elephant (also called the Atlas Elephant, found all across North Africa; became extinct in the Roman era.) Oceanic Electus Parrot (Tonga, Vanuatu, Figi; may have survived until the 18th century; possible but unlikely until the 19th century) Passenger Pigeon (North America; once probably the most common bird in the world; hunted close to extinction for food and sport in the late 19th century; last died in the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914) Po'ouli (also called the Black- faced Honeycreeper, a bird native to Maui, Hawaii, declared extinct in 2004) Pyrenean Ibex (declared extinct in 2000, however a cloned ibex was created from skin samples from the last Pyrenean ibex was born in 2009, but died shortly after birth) Quagga (plains zebra in Africa -- striped on the head, neck, and front portion of the body only; and having brownish rather than white on its upper parts. Declared extinct in 1883 when the last one died in the Amsterdam Zoo) Queen of Sheba's Gazelle (1951) Red Gazelle (dark-reddish forest dweller in Algeria and Morocco; extinct probably sometime in the late 1800s.) Round Island Burrowing Boa (native to Round Island, an island off the coast of Mauritius, last seen in 1975. The boa preferred the topsoil layers of volcanic slopes) Saddle-Backed Giant Tortoise (inhabited coasts of Madagascar; last sighted in 1795) Sea Mink (1894) Schomburgk's Deer (a deer native to Thailand; classified as extinct in 2006) Spix's Macaw (tiny, beautiful, blue- feathered bird declared extinct in the wild in 2004, though some still exist in captivity) Steller's Sea Cow (inhabited shallow waters of the Bering Sea. Last seen in 1768) Tarpan (a wild horse that was found throughout Poland and Russia, declared extinct in 1899.) Tasmanian Wolf (or Tasmanian tiger; a large carnivorous marsupial; last seen in the wild in 1930 and the last one in captivity died in 1936) Tecopa Pupfish (native of hot springs in the Mojave Desert, declared extinct in 1982) Thylacine (Tasmanian tiger; carnivorous marsupial found in Tasmania until 1936) Upland Moa (generally believed to have been extinct by 1500, but maybe as late as the 1830s) Viti Levu Scrubfowl (Fiji; early 19th or even 20th century) West African Black Rhinoceros (declared extinct in 2006 after none were found in their last remaining habitat in Cameroon) West Coast Spotted Kiwi (South Island, New Zealand; 1900) Zanzibar leopard (lived in Tanzania -- technically extinct since 1996 -- occasional unconfirmed sightings) Zion Jimmyweed (Washington, Utah; last seen 1971) |
| Animal Colors BROWN -- bear, beaver, WHITE -- BLACK -- YELLOW -- PINK -- PURPLE -- RED -- ORANGE -- GREEN -- BLUE -- |
| More mythical creatures not yet considered: Abatwa (Zulu) Adze (Ewe people) Aethonon Agloolik (Inuit) Ammit (Egypt) Anubis (Egypt) Aquavirius Maggot Arion (Greek) Ashwinder Atomy (English) Augurey (Irish Phoenix) Axex (ancient Egypt) Baba Yaga (Slavic) Bakeneko (Japan) Bartimaeus Batibat (Philippine) Bhuta (Buddhist and Hindu) Bicorn Bigfoot (USA) Billywig Black Annis (English) Blast-ended Skrewt Blemmyae (Medieval Bestiary) Blibbering Humdinger Blob Bloodhound Blood-sucking Bugbear Bloody Bones (Irish) Bluecap (English) Boarhound Boo Hag (USA) Boomslang Bowtruckle Brownie (English and Scottish) Bokkenrijders (Dutch) Bugbear (English) Bunyip (Australia) Cancer (Greek) Cat Sidhe (Scottish) Cerberus (Greek) Cericopithicus (Medieval Bestiary) Chameleon Ghoul Changeling (European) Cherubim Chizpurfle Chonchon (Mapuche) Chupacabra Clabbert Cluricaun (Irish) Cockatrice Cornish Pixie Crumple-Horned Snorcack Crup Cuegle (Cantabrian) Cyclops (Greek) Demiguise Diricrawl Doppelganger (Germanic) Doxy Draugr (Norse) Dugbog Dybbuk (Jewish) Dzee-dzee-bon-da (Abenaki) Dzunukwa (Kwakwaka'wakw) Edimmu (Sumeria) Elbow Witch (Ojibwa) Elemental (Alchemy) Eli Encantado (Brazil) Ent Familiar (England) Faun (Roman) Fenris (Norse) Fext (Slavic) Finfolk (Orkney) Fire Bird (many cultures) Furies Gaia Genie (Arabian) Ghoul (Arabian) Gog and Magog Golem (Jewish) Gorgon (Greek) Gremlin (folklore) Grim (English, Scandinavian) Grim Reaper Grither Gulon (Germanic) Harpy (Greek) Headless Horseman Hecatonchires (Greek) Hellhound (many cultures) Hesperides (Greek) Hob (English) Hobbididance (English) Hobbit Hobgoblin (Medieval) Hodag (Native American) Hombre Caiman (Colombia) Hombre Gato (Latin America) Homunculus (Alchemy) Ichthyocentaur (Greek) Ieie (Romania) Ijiraq (Inuit) Incubus (Medieval) Irin (Jewish) Jack-in-Irons (English) Jasy Jaterei (Guarani) Jenglot (Java) Jikininki (Japan) Jotunn (Norse) Jumbee (Guyanese) Jumpity-Jim Kabouter (Dutch) Kachina (Hopi and Pueblo) Kalakeyas (Hindu) Kappa ( Kraken Lamia Lilith Magnathorax Medusa Megalodon Mngwa Mongolian Deathworm Mothman Naiad Night Elf Otherkin Phooka Poltergeist Puck Quanlier Quetzacoatl Quotote Reaper Rumpelstiltskin Sandman Satyr Sceadugenga Sidhe Skinwalker Slender Man Succubus Tetramorph Thoth Treefolk Trunko Typhon Undine Undead Water Leaper Wendigo Wyvern Xolotl Yowie Zaratan Zhulong Ziz |