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Salamander - A nature spirit that dwells within the element of fire. (Greek)
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Sasquatch - Another name for Bigfoot derived from early Native American terms for the creature. (Canadian)
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Satyr - A lascivious woodland deity that is part man and part goat, also called the hairy one. (Greek)
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Sea-trow - A monkey-faced sea creature with webbed fingers and seaweed hair. (Scottish)
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Sea Monster - A a strange or frightening creature that lives primarily underwater. (Prevalent)
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Sea Serpent - A mythical serpentine creature of immense size. (Prevalent)
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Serpent (fabulous) - A remarkable creature related to the snake. (Prevalent) |
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Selkie - A seal-like being with the ability to shapeshift into human form. (Irish, Scottish)
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Shadow Cat - A revenant or other dimensional creature resembling a cat.
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Shadow People - Dark vaporous entities in vaguely human form. (Prevalent)
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Shapeshifter - A being with the ability to change shape and form. (Prevalent)
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She-demon - An evil female being or spirit.
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Shuck - Also Black Shuck or Old Shuck. See Black Dog. (British, Irish, Scottish)
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Sileni - A bipedal being that appears human form the waist up and horse from the waist down. (Greek)
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Siren - A sea nymph with the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a bird. (Greek)
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Sisimite - Large savage wildman known for attacking and abducting humans. (Central America)
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Skinwalker - A human with the ability to shapeshift into an animal form by wearing the animal's skin. (Native American)
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Skunk Ape - Hairy hominid of Florida swamps. (American)
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Sphinx - A sometimes winged lion with a human head. (Egyptian, Greek)
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Sprite - A small, usually winged fairy being. (European)
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Strigoi - A malformed vampiric creature. (Romanian)
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Strix - A nocturnal bird-like creature believed to feed on human flesh. (Roman)
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Succubus - A female demon that attempts to have sexual relations with people while they sleep.
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Sylph - An elemental being that governs and exists within the air. (European)
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