Hippogriff: large hybrid creature with the head, forequarters and wings of an eagle and the body, hindquarters and tail of a horse has large talons, a razor-sharp beak and is capable of flight. House-elves have a unique brand of powerful wandless magic. Hippocampus: large blue-green hybrid water-dwelling creature with the head and forequarters of a horse and the tail and hindquarters of an enormous fish its young are called ‘tadfoal’ and hatch from large, semi-transparent eggs. Hinkypunk: one-legged wispy blue-grey smoke-like creature which carries a lantern to lure travellers into bogs and wetlands can shoot fireballs from its lantern. Hidebehind: vicious and nocturnal hybrid forest-dwelling creature which preys on humans, the result of breeding a Demiguise and Ghoul tall with silver hair and can turn invisible. Hag: savage being which resemble a warty and old ugly witch possesses basic magical ability and has a taste for the flesh of children. Grindylow: small and aggressive horned octopus-like water demon with a large bulbous head and pale-green skin native to Britain and Ireland and dwells in weeds at the bottom of lakes. Griffin: large hybrid creature with the head, wings and front legs of an eagle and body, hind legs and tail of a lion capable of flight. Graphorn: large and aggressive greyish-purple hump-backed creature with thick skin and two long sharp golden horns walks on four thumbed-feet and inhabits mountains across Europe. Fįairy: small winged human-like creature with colourful or translucent insect wings is vain with diminutive intelligence and lives in woodlands or glades. EĮrkling: green elf-like creature with a pointed face, likes to eat children and has an alluring high-pitched cackle shoots darts at unsuspecting victims.Įrumpent: large African-native rhinoceros-like beast with a single fiery horn its horn contains a deadly fluid that causes injected objects to explode. Harry battled a Hungarian Horntail dragon during the Triwizard Tournament.ĭragon (Swedish Short-Snout): silvery-blue dragon native to Sweden with the ability to shoot blue flames from its nostrils its silvery hide is used in protective gloves and shields.ĭragon (Ukrainian Ironbelly): metallic grey-scaled dragon with red eyes and long talons the largest breed of dragon in the Wizarding World.ĭugbog: marsh-dwelling fish-like creature native to Europe and North and South America resembles dead wood when stationary and feeds on small animals and Mandrakes. The Demiguise can tell the future and turn invisible.ĭiricawl: plump flightless bird native to Mauritius and capable of disappearing and reappearing at will known to Muggles as the dodo (who mistakenly attribute disappearances to extinction).ĭoxy: small fairy-like creature (‘biting fairy’) with an extra set of arms and legs a household pest capable of a venomous bite.ĭragon (Antipodean Opaleye): dragon native to Australia and New Zealand, eats sheep and is rarely aggressive said to the most beautiful dragon species.ĭragon (Chinese Fireball): red and gold dragon with a fringe of golden spikes, native to China and also known as the Liondragon named for the balls of fire it shoots from its nostrils.ĭragon (Common Welsh Green): green dragon native to Wales with a distinct musical roar less aggressive than other dragons and prefers to eat sheep and small animals.ĭragon (Hebridean Black): rough-scaled dragon with brilliant purple eyes, an arrow-shaped spiked tail and bat-like wings native to the islands north of Scotland and more aggressive than its Welsh counterpart.ĭragon (Norwegian Ridgeback): skinny dragon with spiny wings, native to Norway has large nostrils, stubby horns and bulging orange eyes.ĭragon (Peruvian Vipertooth): smooth-scaled copper-coloured dragon and the smallest of the known species has venomous fangs and a taste for humans.ĭragon (Romanian Longhorn): green-scaled dragon native to Romania has long golden horns (sought-after by witches and wizards) which it uses to stab prey.
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