The Stvkwvnaya sea serpents [Seminole mythology; world mythology post 690]
The Spartoi: dragon teeth soldiers [Greek mythology, world mythology ppst 687]
Native American Raven Mockers: the Kâlanû Ahyeli’ski spirits of Cherokee mythology [World mythology post 684]
Xtabay, the Mayan she-demon [World mythology post 689]
The Goborchinn [Irish/Celtic mythology, World mythology post 686]
The Orusula [Bribri mythology; indigenous Costa Rican mythology]
Slavic mythology: the Psoglavi demons [World mythology post 679]
Yamauba, the mountain witch [Japanese folklore; World mythology post 688]
Antiphates and the Laestrygonians [Greek mythology, world mythology post 682]
The Japanese smoke spirits: the Enenra [World mythology post 681]
The Corc-Chluasask: calves of the fey bulls [Scottish/Irish folklore; world mythology post 683]
Sakarabru [Agni mythology; World mythology post 672]
Of the Buso and the Tigbanua [Filipino mythology, World mythology post 680]
The Lagarfljót worm, an Icelandic lake monster! [World mythology post 676]
The Shiqq, the ghoul, and related monsters [World mythology post 678]!
The horses of Aeneas [Greek mythology; World mythology post 674]
Amemangamanga, the giant ape spirit [Mbuti mythology; African mythology, world mythology post 664]
The 19th century hypothesized aliens on the moon, life on the sun, and why they're probably all sinners:
The automatons of Hephaestos [Greek mythology, World mythology post 677]!
Spring-Heeled Jack, a 19th century English urban legend [English folklore; World mythology post 675]
Stolas, prince of hell [World mythology post 666]
The Bahkauv [German folklore, world mythology post 668]
The Tornat Inuit spirits, and the tale of Akamak [Inuit mythology; World mythology post 670]
The Bura-Bura and the Chochin-Obake [Japanese folklore, World mythology post 656]
The dragons of the Maas [Dutch folklore, World mythology post 665]
Tiny rag dragons of Japanese folklore: the Shiro-Uneri [World mythology post 669]
The Kalku and the Wakufu (Mapuche mythology, World mythology post 667]
The Flodder [Dutch folklore; World mythology post 671]
The Nguruvilu: fox snake monsters from indigenous Mapuche mythology [world mythology post 663]
Vespertilio-homo, or the bat people on the moon [19th century hoax, World mythology post 649]!
The Dutch Watterswyn sea monster, and other marine pigs [World mythology post 647]
The Hong'aek: evil ghostly clouds from Korean folklore! [World mythology post 644]
The Native American Sisiutl dragon [Bella Coola mythology; World mythology post 658]!
The Mauari: the indigenous South American mountain spirits [world mythology post 660!]
The Tjatteljúed [Dutch folklore, world mythology post 657]
The Santelmo ghosts [Filipino mythology; World mythology post 655]!
Chemosit, the indigenous Kenyan demon [World mythology post 631: Nandi mythology, African mythology]!
The ghost of Laugar [Icelandic folklore; World mythology post 648]!
The Funa-Yurei [Yokai, World mythology post 659]!
The Gegenees from Greek mythology [world mythology post 662]
The Butatsch cun ilgs [Swiss folklore; world mythology post 646]
Icelandic cat monsters: the Urðarköttur! [World mythology post 661]
Hînqumemen, the sentient lake from Native American mythology [world mythology post 637]!
World mythology post 643: the Tamawo [Filipino mythology; Visayan mythology]
Baxbakualanuchsiwae, the Native American cannibal spirit! [Kwakwaka'wakw mythology, World Mythology Post 654]
Iwaoropenereb, the demon bird [Ainu mythology, world mythology post 640]
The Albanian twin-headed snake monster: the Grabofç [World mythology post 645!]
The Hija spirits from Albanian mythology [World mythology post 638]!
The Lodi: the Mbuti forest spirits [Congolese mythology; world mythology post 652]
The giant bird Mothemelle [Basotho mythology, African mythology. World mythology post 639]!
The Pope Lick Monster [World mythology post 636, American cryptid]!
The indigenous Filipino legend of the Minokawa [world mythology post 651]!
Bakunawa, the moon-devouring dragon from the Philippines [world mythology post 634]!
Lam, the occult entity summoned by Crowley [World mythology post 642]
The Henham Dragon, or the flying serpent of Essex [world mythology post 635; English folklore]
The Tsiatko: mysterious mountain folk from Native American mythology! [World mythology post 653]
The Japanese Buru-Buru spirit [Japanese folklore, World mythology post 650]!
Amabie, the prophetic mermaid from Japanese folklore [World mythology post 633]!
Berberoka, the man-eating giant from Filipino mythology [World mythology post 632]
The hookbearing demons of Dutch/Flemish folklore: the Waterduivel! [World Mythology Post 641]