Harry potter beasts

Favorite Magical Creature Poll 🦄 Magical creatures galore! 🌟 Which one is your favorite? Which magical creature from the Harry Potter universe do you adore? 🦅 Hippogriff 🦦 Niffler 🦇 Thestral 🐉 Dragon Vote in the poll and tell us why you love your chosen creature! 💬✨

Design drawings of all dragons from the Wizarding World. The Hungarian Horntail look is the same as in the Goblet of Fire, the rest is based on their descriptions in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" by famous magizoologist, Newt Scamander.

A Grindylow was a small, horned, pale-green skinned water demon native to Great Britain and Ireland.[2] The first stage of a Grindylow's life cycle was the larval stage, where it was referred to as a Grypt. It was also known by several local names, such as a "Pollywiggle" in Ilkley, a "Candypole" in Kettlewell, and a "Jarvis" in Sheffield.[2] Aggressive towards witches, wizards and muggles alike, the Grindylow was only ever tamed by merpeople; the half-fish water dwellers who sometimes kept…

The Demiguise was a peaceful, herbivorous magical beast that could make itself invisible and tell the future, both abilities which made it very sought-after. However, it was hard to catch.[3] It could be found in the Far East, but only wizards and witches trained in their capture could even see them. It resembled a cross between a sloth and an ape with large, black eyes and long, silky hair.[1] Demiguise pelts were highly sought after as the hair can be woven into Invisibility Cloaks.[1]…

This is another design I did for Fantastic Beasts.

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The Thunderbird was a large, magical avian beast native to North America, and most commonly found in Arizona in the southwestern United States.[1][2] A close relative of the phoenix,[2] the Thunderbird could create storms as it flew and was highly sensitive to danger. A House at Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was named after this creature.[3] The Thunderbird was described as having a head that was "similar to that of an eagle"; or, in the wizarding world, "similar to that of a…

What is the difference? Well, put plainly it's their bums. This is a Griffin. Griffin taxidermy Zoological Museum Copenhagen, courtesy Wikipedia. Features: Head, wings, and forelimbs of an eagle, with the rear end of a lion. Origin: Greco Roman, Persian, Egyptian. The Griffin is one of those interesting mythological creatures who appears around the world in similar guises. Considered to be the king of all creatures, the Griffin of legend tends to be a guardian creature. Interesting points…

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