ENCHANTOPEDIA is a digital encyclopedia dedicated to the fascinating world of enchantments, magic, and mythical phenomena. It offers explanations about various mystical creatures. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive content, ENCHANTOP...
Airavata is a mythical white elephant in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. It is the mount of Lord Indra and is often depicted with multiple trunks. Airavata is associated with rain and thunderstorms, symbolizing fertility and abundance.
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65.Santelmo
"Santelmo," also known as "St. Elmo's fire," is a phenomenon where a visible blue or violet glow appears near the tips of pointed objects, such as ship masts or aircraft wings, during thunderstorms. It's caused by the ionization of air molecules and is considered a natural electrical phenomenon rather than a supernatural creature. The name "Santelmo" has its origins in Spanish and Portuguese maritime lore, where it was associated with St. Erasmus, the patron saint of sailors.
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66.Maria Makiling (María Makiling)
Maria Makiling is a mythical figure from Philippine folklore. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman living in Mount Makiling, believed to be a guardian spiritual of the mountain. Stories about Maria Makiling vary, with some portraying her as a helpful and kind entity, while others depict her as elusive and mysterious.
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67.Surale
In Germanic folklore, a Surale is a type of fairy or supernatural being. It is usually depicted as a squirrel-like creature with the ability to shape-shift into a human form. Surales are known for their mischievous nature and their love for playing pranks.
