Mythical Creatures

Part human and part horse with the body and hind legs of a horse attached to the upper half of a human torso...

According to legend, the Loch Ness Monster, lovingly known as Nessie, was first reported in 1933 inhabiting the deep, cold waters of the Loch Ness in Scotland. Since then, many locals and tourists have claimed to have seen the great beast and many debate the origins of the Loch Ness monster...

Some tales say that the Pope Lick is a mythical circus freak born within the circus community. Legend has it he wanders wielding an axe looking for his next victim and uses a hypnotic voice to coerce them to their doom...

Unicorns are mythical and date all the way back to ancient carvings. Interestingly, these seem to be the only mythical creature that is not based upon human fears...

The first stories of mermaids appeared in ancient times and were associated with perilous events, misfortune and death, luring sailors off course into grave danger...

Whilst looking for an alternative route to climb Mt. Everest, British Explorer - Eric Shipton, stumbled upon a footprint of the amazing Yeti...

Holding a small bow with a quiver filled with golden arrows, Cupid, is the Roman god of beauty and love...

The haunting howl, a full moon and the sight of a wolf-like creature with thick fur, snarling jaws of terror and a powerful torso can only mean one thing...