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Orabou looks like a marine creatura from Avatar, however theydon't have some in common because their difference is that these two are of different sizes. he orabou may have been inspired by crocodiles, although Thevet makes a distinction between the two. Another possibility is a monitor lizard, like a similar creature encountered by Sir Andrew de Toulongeon and Pierre de Vaudrei in the desert of Palestine.

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The most distinctive quality of the ṣannāja is its deadly gaze, which nonetheless has a peculiar quality. Any animal that sees the ṣannāja dies instantly, but if the ṣannāja sees the animal first, it is the one to expire. Thus animals of Tibet come up to ṣannājas with their eyes closed, such that the monster will see them and drop dead, guaranteeing them a feast for weeks to come.

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Inhabitans of rural communities in Yucatan, there is a snake called TSUKAN. This being lives,cares for and owns the cenote.
it is described as , so large that its head is like a hourse´s. and that it also a mane.regarding the thickness of its body , its is said to be so thick that can be confused with a trunk.

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Is a legendary creature from medieval Muslim bestiaries. Al-Qazwini said that it lives in the country of Rūm and that it has one horn with 42 hollow branches which, when the wind passes through them, produces a pleasant sound that makes the animals sit around and listen. Horns of those creatures, sometimes gifted to kings, can be played like flutes. When played on one side, they produce a cheerful sound, and when on the other, the music is so sad it makes people cry. It reminds a lot to a Unicorn, from greek mythology.

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They both have antilope horns, even though one is fom north america and the othe one fom middle east,  the jackalope has the body of a rabbit and the calopus has the body of a deer.

They both have a sweet soul and they can be hunt easier and killed, thei history is simila in terms they were both hunted and sell to very rich people.

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i compare the nordic "snake of the world" with the arabic creature of "Falak", both inspires fear in their respective gods and both have a descomunal size

the second child of Loki and the giantess Angrboða, according to Snorri Sturluson. The gods perceived by prophecy that from Loki's offspring great misfortune would befall them, so Odin had these children brought to him. When they came to him, Odin straightaway cast Jörmungandr into the deep sea. It grew so greatly that he lies in the midst of the ocean encompassing all the land, and bites upon its own tail.

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In Scandinavian mythology, the Kraken (giant squid) is a sea monster that lurks in the depths of the ocean and occasionally rises to the surface to sink ships with its powerful tentacles.
This creature remained in the collective imagination of sailors for centuries, fueled by a rich oral tradition of sightings and shipwrecks, enlivened during the wildest nights at sea.
Its similar to the Orabou, since born in the sea and they are dedicated to tying

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I don't know why, but the shape reminded me of Absolem from Alice in Wonderland, they have nothing in common, only that they both had their "fortress". Unlike Hftvad's worm, Absolem was very knowledgeable, and could answer other people's doubts.
Absolem, like Haftvad's worm, was transformed, but into a butterfly.

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The Zabraq looks like a dragons from the European mythology. They hace similar characteristics, such as a long neck, long tail and it even looks like it spits fires.

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It´s a fabulous bird associated with the worship of the sun.
People associated the phoenix with immortality, and that symbolism had a widespread appeal in late antiquity. The phoenix was compared to undying Rome, and it appears on the coinage of the late Roman Empire as a symbol of the Eternal City. It was also widely interpreted as an allegory of resurrection and life after death—ideas that also appealed to emergent Christianity.
I can compare it with the "Bennu bird" is a bird that is most commonly associated with the Phoenix. Bennu was a sacred animal from Ancient Egypt that had associations with the gods of creation, Ra and Atum. Is a bird resembling the heron who is said to have the soul of the Sun God Ra in Egyptian mythology. It was a symbol of immortality in ancient Egypt.

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Its name comes from the Nahuatl Tzitzimitl, which means 'demon'. Some say that within his chilling appearance lies an evil man, with no respect for the law.
Its appearance is similar to that of a tall gorilla; long hair emerges from her head and a face turned to the rest of her body. His limbs are also twisted and he walks in the opposite direction to the direction of his feet. He never sleeps and makes sounds like thunder rushing through the jungle.
Legends tell that the Sinsimito usually kills men for no reason and that it kidnaps women, whom it keeps with it for a long time without letting them grow old. Those who have wanted to assassinate him have paid with their lives, since he is immune to bullets, arrows and all the weapons of men.

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Leviathan is a sea serpent noted in theology and mythology. It is referenced in several books of the Hebrew Bible, including Psalms, the Book of Job, the Book of Isaiah, the Book of Amos, and, according to some translations, in the Book of Jonah. The Leviathan is often an embodiment of chaos and threatening to eat the damned after their life. In the end, it is annihilated. Christian theologians identified Leviathan with the demon of the deadly sin envy. According to Ophite diagrams, the Leviathan encapsulates the space of the material world. We can compare this creature with Kuyūtha of the Middle East culture. both are sea creatures, they have many legs or tentacles, many eyes, both are giagantic and most important both of themn have enough power and strength to cause natural disasters.

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Phoenix is ​​a mythological creature that was credited with a long life and the fantastic ability to rise from its own ashes. Its name comes from the Greek phoînix, "Phoenician", due to the supposed purple color of its wings, and it is mentioned in ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman texts, where it is attributed a life of around 500 years. the Phoenix bird died normally, after a long life, and after decomposing a new young specimen emerged from the remains of the previous one.

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We want to compare this worm with the reincarnations in "Naguales" since this worm was supposed to be the reincarnation of a demon just as the naguals are a reincarnation of the same.
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Haftvad had seven sons and lived in a poor but hard-working town on the Persian Gulf during the reign of Shah Ardashir.
In this tale, the daughter of Haftvad is spinning cotton with her female friends one day outside the village and discovers a worm in her apple. She decides to keep the worm, regarding it as a lucky charm, and places it in her spindlecase for safekeeping.
The grootslang id a big snake It has huge diamonds in its eye-sockets, and its presence exerts an evil influence on all who see it.
There is a difference between the grootsalng and the worm because one is a lucky charm and the other is evil

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Morrigan is one of the main gods of Celtic mythology and Quetzalcoatl is one of the main gods from the aztec mythology.

They have in common that they are considerated the god of war in each mythology

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The mysterious Tabib al-Bahr, the “Doctor of the Sea”. Its appearance is not very clear; we know that it is a fish with a yellow gemstone in its forehead, and that it is also human in shape. This marine animal, despite its considerable magical powers, is very caring and altruistic. It derives its name from the gemstone in its head, which can heal any ailment; it attends to other sea creatures by rubbing its head twice or thrice on their injuries, healing them instantly. Perhaps because of this self-sacrificing nature, the tabibs also do not resist capture by humans, instead waiting patiently for the right time to escape.

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A fiery serpent rests in the depths of hell, lying in wait to swallow the heavens, the Earth and hell itself, holding off doing so out of fear of God. Falak, which means “daybreak” in Arabic, is bigger and arguably more gruesome than the Basilisk of medieval Europe legend made famous by the Harry Potter novels.

Created at the beginning of time, Falak only reveals itself at the end of the world in order to devour sinners.
Serpents appear in belief systems globally, most famously as Adam and Eve’s tempter in the Bible.

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I can compare it to the little whoville from the movie “Norton hears a Who” in which a tiny flower beholds a whole city that isn’t visible at plain sight. So the similarity would be that a complete biome is part of another organism. If you analyze it, there’s tons of bacteria inside of us too.
The thing is that they’re completely different because of the sizes, we’re talking about a huge turtle and a tiny flower.

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I compared it with Tamatoa. It is a big crab so has a lot of golden things on his shell. Both of them hide under sand or sea so the preys steps on their shell so they can catch them.

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Despite its power, it is apparently passive and lazy, lying in marshes under lotus plants, and feeding in the mountains alongside the wild animals. Behemoth does not fear the river when it rushes into its mouth, and cannot be taken with hooks; only God can approach it.

For me, it looks like a kind of hippopotamus but bigger. Both make a significant impact with their immense size. Both passive and chill.

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The pegazo is an animal created by Greek mythology, it is closely related to the virtues of nobility, truth and goodness and for some Greek Gods it is sacred.