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http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_5RTMa3pxr8s/SpbzYbWuFyI/AAAAAAAAA5U/GW0dqPg9hGA/s1600-h/creatures.jpg
Saw this today, and thought I'd share; the visual presentation was handy. Many mythical creatures are probably missing, but it's still cool to look at. -
The Cerberus one made me laugh
They included most of the main ones, at least =) Very neat and useful graph, thanks for sharing it! 
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What's a narwhale?
I know a bull/eagle/snake/lion man is a chimera. -
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Yeah I didn't know what a narwhale is either. And so what's a mermahuataur? Is there even such a thing?
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The narwhale (often spelled "narwhal") actually exists; it's basically the unicorn of the underwater world
There are several myths surrounding them, most related to the distinctive horn that each one bears on its head. Their bodies roughly resemble those of dolphins (with the exception of the face/head).
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_dPz8IzTW_EE/SYUG3z0s08I/AAAAAAAAAEc/ANAFyOIMTbI/s1600-h/narwhal2+Paul+Nicklen+Natgeo+ -
Narwhale... whale with the horn on its head like a unicorn, mostly found in the Arctic.
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O dear. that made me chortle.
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