Monsters Dissected: Griffin - From Ancient Symbology to Modern Culture

[@christosgiannopoulos828]

What about the griffin from the Witcher 3 ? That one had four limbs and walked with its wings like a pterosaur

[@ACrowingCockatrice]

Yeah, while I have some problems with the design (both objective and subjective ones), the general idea of a bird/pterosaur griffin is functional. Although, it is more of a reinterpretation of the griffin, not one that corresponds to any historical accounts and descriptions (at least none that I know of).

[@AlanNguyen12398fghj]

Cool! And also A crowing cockatrice, i will request you to do Monsters dissected: Xexeu - giant bird of cashmawa video.

[@ACrowingCockatrice]

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[@luckyahmadtawakkal7130]

8:50 Perfectly normal 😇👍 8:56 Oh Heavens! 😈🐷🔥 10:53 It’s a bird! It’s a land animal! It’s Superman!

[@robotwarsfan]

Loch Ness monster please

[@ACrowingCockatrice]

Alright, I'll chalk it up for the letter L! It's a little ways down the line, but I'll be sure to cover it then!

[@thepip3599]

It could have had tufts of feathers on its head resembling ears. Perhaps only in the males, and used for attracting mates.

[@keepthecircleclean]

0:46 does it look like it hates horses lol

[@luckyahmadtawakkal7130]

Well... Passionately

[@sapphoenixthefirebird5063]

Phoenix please

[@ACrowingCockatrice]

Added to the list!

[@sapphoenixthefirebird5063]

@@ACrowingCockatrice I mean the one in Greek mythology and how: 1. He was uncapturable? 2. He is able to clone himself by burning? 3. He even lives for 500 years without a sign of aging? 4. His diet of herbs and spices support him? 5. He produces an infinite supply of guano?

[@varuniparihar3618]

ahh thanks for this

[@ODJJ-77.83]

5555

[@TheOriginalGabberjaw]

Eskü magyar vagy....

[@ACrowingCockatrice]

Gondolod?