The Strange Vampire Owl of Slavic Mythology - Strzyga

The Strzygas are mythical creatures in Slavic mythology with supernatural abilities. Strzygas are often associated with unexplained events and can be responsible for causing diseases, deaths, and misfortunes. It is a frightening and supernatural figure that embodies evil.
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[@zameraeli6955]

Really love your videos and amazing artwork ❤❤❤. There's just one thing i think would be more amazing if you includes methods of killing the creature (if exists). Still amazing and very informational videos love then thanks.

[@stevengreen9536]

@zameraeli It is a mythological creature. It never existed.

[@vginsprdsobepr9698]

Striga (Strzyga) was the name of one of the female vampires from the third and fourth seasons of the Castlevania animated series. She had a thick northeastern European accent.

[@srstriker6420]

I never heard of theses monsters before thanks for bringing them up

[@touremuhammad5983]

Reminds me more of the Tah-tah-kle’-ah, a similar cannibalistic Owl Witch from Native American mythology.

[@Healingwithflo]

In Albanian. Folklore a shhtreega pronounced like u see it! Shtreega is a witch, she only comes out at night and she turns into an old lady and tricks u by making u feel bad for her and luring u towards her! It’s also just the term to call someone evil or a witch! “Ty je shtrige” you are a witch! Interesting to see how other cultures see it almost the same but different

[@stevengreen9536]

Divine judges: For the numerous sins you committed while alive. Some of which are too horrible to mention. Your punishment is to become a bloodthirsty monster. Murderer: YEAH!!! Mortals: Umm we don't think that is a good idea.

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the information

[@ghostrouxinol6169]

Could Strzyga evolve from myths of Strix? They shared a lot traits. Being Evil Birds creatures the feast on human blood and flesh.

[@mythicalcreaturesdoctorsor3589]

Strzyga : 🇵🇱 Poland night forest owl demoness vampire body woman wing claw tree and attack drink blood human men

[@sneedochucknessy6195]

Strzyga is possibly cognate from the romanian "strigoi", which is also an undead/vampiric being that feasts on flesh and blood, but the differences are is that it also shapeshifts and turns invisible; "striga" means to scream.

[@misholekvar]

I am from Eastern EU and I never heard this kind description of striga. Stringa is old (mostly) or young women which can make herself look young too. Know magic. Flies on broom. Sometimes changes to bird. But mostly changes others to other objects. At least that’s what I heard in our country 😀

[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 Woo this is Strzyga! it has sharp teeth and feather too. 0:33 Strzyga can fly attack citizen at night!? 1:04 You better watch out that what Strzyga did to citizen at night. They will consume the life force or Souls of their victims. 👏 Wow. Very impressive story of Strzyga The Strange Vampire Owl of Slavic Mythology. Now that was terrible evil creature. Everyone need to remain stay vigilant to stay home at night.

[@KingNazaru]

This monster was in the Witcher 3.

[@jaythewolf]

Half the Salvic pantheon made the cut for the game🫡

[@antoniosenese9082]

Merci.

[@antoniosenese9082]

Merry Xmas.

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

Interesting a little bit

[@gabemesa3921]

Scary

[@kemalzukic1513]

I want one about Tugarin Zmey i want one about Tugarin Zmey plz plz plz plz

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

[@northerners2828]

Yikes..Ruunn!! 😬

[@deliciouspotato2623]

Can you do journey to the west day 34

[@marcelocouto213]

Hispanic American Countries like Mexico, Nicarágua and El Salvador also have legends about Owl Witches wich they call "La Lechuza".

[@treyveonegomez4163]

Can you do a kushtaka video please

[@OldGreyGryphon]

Bust out the silver swords boys!

[@blast3608]

Vampire and werewolf.

[@BrenysF53]

Sounds 2 me just like Lilith

[@barbiquearea]

It looks like a harpy.

[@BSDMSlaveUK]

Same old same old you

[@BSDMSlaveUK]

My fault your part indian didn't notice

[@MrNoBodyxxx97]

STRIGOI in Romania..means the one that scream.

[@nd9174]

It is quite surprising to find that there are many legends involving old women or witches who have the ability to transform themselves into birds. For example: Voladora Penchapechi Raven mocker and La lechuza It's like ancient people were very afraid of birds. So there made scary legends about them.

[@charliemcternan8190]

Another scary vampire type bat thing love these stoites

[@leonardkarolcico3925]

Stryga looks in slavic myths more like a sparrow than an owl.

[@milutinstankovic4638]

Nocturnal GF

[@Ekaterinats2005]

Striga are vengeful ghosts?

[@leonbrooks1423]

Supernatural

[@drake1312]

Reminds me of the Strix of Roman Mythology

[@truthspreader1996]

1:10 I never like mythology stories where evil people who have done so much bad die and basically come back a super monster version of themselves to do more evil things...........how does that even make any sense.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

This creature isn't the same thing as the "Strigoi" is it? I seem to always get those two confused...

[@dylansearcy3966]

This monster is featured in the Witcher series and games

[@nunab3321]

ℕ𝕖𝕨 𝕤𝕦𝕓𝕚𝕖🪬