Phoenixian Book of Creatures: Serpents (fabulous)

Creatures by Type : Serpents (fabulous)
	Overview - Remarkable creatures related to snakes.

	Amphiptere - A small winged serpent related to the wyvern. (Arabian)
	Amphisbaena - A two headed serpent with glowing eyes. (Greek)
	Basilisk - A small serpent able to liquify flesh with its touch. (Roman)
	Chimera - A creature that appears to be a combination of animals, usually goat, lion, and serpent. Can be multi-headed. (Greek)
	Fury - A female deity of blood vengeance with snakes for hair. (Greek)
	Gorgon - A winged female being with live snakes for hair. (Greek)
	Guivre - A snakelike creature with a huge dragon head. (French)
	Hydra - Any large sea serpent or dragon with more than one head. (Greek)
	Jaracacas - A vampiric creature that appears in the form of a snake. (Brazilian)
	Jaculus - A small winged serpent related to the wyvern. (Arabian)
	Jormungandr - A serpent long enough to reach around the world and grasp its own tail in its mouth. (Scandinavian)
	Leviathan - An immense sea creature with a long serpentine body that is coiled in rings. (Hebrew)
	Medusa - A winged female being with live snakes for hair. (Greek)
	Melusine - A sometimes winged being with an upper body that resembles a woman and a fish or serpent-like lower body. (Celtic)
	Naga - A divine snake-like being with human attributes. (Hindu)
	Nix - A shapeshifter that can appear as a human, snake, fish, or mermaid. (German)
	Questing Beast - A large, hoofed monster that appears to be part snake and part lion. (European)
	Quetzalcoatl - A feathered serpent deity. (Aztec)
	Sea Serpent - An immense snake-like creature found mostly in temperate areas of the open ocean. (Prevalent)
	Wyrm - A very large or very old serpent or dragon. (English)
	Xiuhcoatl - The fire serpent of Aztec mythology. (Aztec)
	Zaltys - A small gaurdian snake that brings good fortune. (Baltic)