A fiery snake from the myths of Brazil. One story tells of the serpent having survived the great deluge. A cave anaconda called a boiguacu by Brazilians, left its cave after the deluge and went traveling through the fields the eat any animals or human bodies it could find. It was particularly fond of the eyes and sometimes it ate only these. By eating the eyes it collected the power of sight from its victims which gave this anaconda a fiery gaze. The Boi-Tata has the ability to start fires itself. Its power is so strong it can turn a log in the water on fire. The Boi-Tata was the explanation for forest fires that scientists state are caused by burning gases from the decomposition of organic materials. (5 years and 1991 days ago)

(5 years and 1992 days ago)

Giant Scottish Mythical River Rat that could cast poisons from 30 feet away. Many different stories about them. (5 years and 1991 days ago)

Described in Homer's Odyssey, The myth of Odysseus and the Cyclops tells of Odysseus and his shipmates returning from the Trojan war. Their ship is blown off course and they land on a small island. They find a cave with cheese and meat in abundance. They help themselves but unfortunately the owner of the cave, Cyclops, a huge giant with one eye returns. The giant eats a few of them and threatens to eat them all. Eventually they trick him into getting drunk and they blind his eye with a giant sharpened pole.

NOTE: Source Pic 11 is sheep- http://www.flickr.com/photos/piper/5746089738/sizes/l/ by CaptPiper (5 years and 1994 days ago)