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New Bestiary, the encyclopedia of imaginary beings
New Bestiary
Welcome to New Bestiary, the encyclopedia of imaginary beings. The word ‘bestiary’ itself comes from Middle Ages. Bestiaries were compendiums of beasts many of which never really existed.
Today there are many modern bestiaries such as Jorge Luis Borges’s Book of Imaginary Beings and many others. Our goal is to create online encyclopedia of ancient and modern imaginary beings based on reliable sources. The major part of New Bestiary is Russian only for the time being. The list of articles in English can be found here.
We are fully aware that such ultimate mission is impossible but we’re trying our best and welcome you to join our journey.
Map of imaginary beings
Map for bestiary tourists, indicating places where we can meet mythological creatures, or at least monuments to them :)Recent articles
A man-eating monster from the Garo Hills of Meghalaya (Eastern India), looking like giant kneeless chameleon with twelve long forked tongues
Visits: 76; without comments
A restless female house spirit in Slavic mythology, the wife or a sister of domovoy
Visits: 62010; comments: 23, last — KOT, 03-05-2021 at 01:40
An undead in folklore of Gypsies, often bearing vampire-like qualities
Visits: 25821; comments: 4, last — Nicolle, 05-08-2010 at 01:23
According to folk stories of northern and eastern Finland, mythical black fox whose tail twinkles fire
Visits: 1739; without comments
One of the most obvious of the country nursery bogies from the Isle of Wight
Visits: 7287; comments: 4, last — korg, 08-28-2017 at 02:30
Latest Stuff
Our site chronology
09-30-2022 — Your appearance on the site
25.10.2012 — the new bestiary took its rightful place on the main domain
04.01.2008 — the first stone was laid in the construction of a new bestiary
07.11.2005 — new address is Bestiary.us
22.09.2004 — new address is Bestiary.ru
22.03.2004 — we started the forum
07.03.2004 — "Encyclopedia Of Mythical Creatures" moved to Bestiary.com.ru
27.07.2003 — "Encyclopedia Of Mythical Creatures" first appeared online at
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