Scotland mythical creatures

Kelpies are water horses in Scottish folklore. Their appearances aren't at all welcome. Click to find out what made them so fearsome.

Scotland’s wealth of captivating myths and legends have been passed down through generations, inspiring both great wonder and deep fear.

the loch ness monster is a monster that is in relation with plesiosaurs as it is classified as one,although no one has seen the monster,many reports say that they got pictures of the monster and it has got the shape of a plesiosaur.many peaple have spent days trying to track down the monster but all efforts have so far failed. one of the most common pictures is the picture in black and white: and the others are fakes but look cooler and not as realistic though: can the monster exist?…

The strange and unusual, legends and unexplained

Glashtyn- Manx folklore: an evil aquatic goblin that could shapeshift into a water horse.

Alan Lee

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“#folklorethursday theme #seas The 'Boobrie' is a gigantic aquatic bird that inhabits the lochs and open water around the west coast of Scotland. It prefers sheep and cattle, but will eat anything or anyone. #folklore #ayrshirefolklore”