6 Most Famous Mythical Creatures That Might Existed - Part 2

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In this video, we explore legendary creatures from different cultures and uncover the real history, science, and strange discoveries behind them. Some of these myths may have been inspired by real events, forgotten species, or misunderstood phenomena.
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AI GeneratedThis video explores the intersection of mythology and science, examining famous mythical creatures—such as Golems, Leprechauns, Goblins, Fairies, Medusa, and Werewolves—to uncover the psychological, historical, and biological truths that likely inspired these legends.
Friends, do you think dragons, werewolves, and fairies are just children's stories?
In 2003, the scientist was given the blueprint of a person who was only three feet tall.
Like any goblin at all
And what else was found in Greece—half horse and half human, that is, the bones of a centaur?
Yes, friends, today in this video, we're going to discuss some mythical creatures.
Even scientists are stunned upon hearing the truth behind it.
And one of these creatures is such that it will blow your mind.
Friends, this is a creature that is neither an animal nor a human.
This is a myth, a stone or clay-made idol.
The one who lives, flying under the command of a powerful person
Friends, you'll see this creature named Gollum in many movies and video games.
Friends, the story of Golm is almost 500 years old.
The most famous story of the Golem dates back to the 16th century.
Friends, at that time, the Jivish community in Prague was going through a very difficult period.
They were accused of crimes, attacked, and their lives were in danger.
Then, a member of that community made a human-like face from clay, resembling me.
And above it is written a special Hebrew word, "Emet," which means truth.
And friends, as soon as these words were written, the lifeless clay figure came to life.
And he was ordered to protect the living community, keep watch at night, and prevent any danger.
He became so aggressive in his work that he started attacking even innocent people.
So, that member of the community erased the letter 'E' from the word written on the golm's forehead.
And just like that, Golam turned back into a lump of mud.
And friends, there's also a story that the globe from that gallery is still kept in the roof space of Prague's Old New Jewish Temple today.
They say no one goes there because who knows, he might come back to life again.
Friends, Obeah is a myth, but behind this myth lies a very powerful concept that remains relevant in today's modern world.
Researchers believe that the myth of Golam was actually born out of a deep psychological need of the mistreated communities.
A protector capable of saving them at the very moment their lives are in danger
Friends, in old tales, the Golm is described as being up to 8 to 10 feet tall.
Equal to the height of a basketball hoop or even greater
And weight almost 2,000 pounds, that is, as heavy as a small car, Raffley.
But friends, in 2017, the roof space of the Old New Jewish Temple in Prague was officially sealed.
No one was allowed to go there from the century.
Some historians in the Czech Republic say this is merely for preservation purposes.
But some people still believe there is something being hidden from the world there.
Are the Golang remakes really there? Definitely let me know in the comments below.
Friends, these were the most famous and clever creatures of Irish mythology.
Perhaps a cute little fellow is coming to mind in your head.
The one who wears the green coat and wanders dancing with the pot of gold
But the real story of Laparicon is not as simple as it's portrayed in Hollywood movies.
In old stories, the height of Laparicon is described as ranging from 6 inches to 2 feet.
The mention of leprechauns appears in the oldest Irish folklore.
Around the 8th century
In original Irish, they were called Lúchorpán.
Which is composed of two alphas
In old Irish tales, Leprechauns were solitary, mischievous old men.
Those who were cobblers by profession
They say that if you're left alone in the forest at some deserted place
And you hear a distant ticking, ticking, ticking sound, as if someone were making shoes.
So understand that a laparicon is working.
And if someone catches him, he fulfills the entire demand of that person in order to save his life.
Friends, Laparicon is not a real creature, really.
But their cultural impact is absolutely real.
Leprechauns play a major role in Ireland's tourism industry.
There is a place in Karlins Ford where in 1989
A man claimed he found a remnant of a laparicon on a mountain.
A little dress and some gold coins
Following this claim, the European Union officially declared the area as the Lapland Reserve.
And even today, thousands of tourists visit there every year in search of the Laparicon.
Friends, goblins are a type of creature that almost every culture around the world has described in its own unique way.
These small, ugly, and extremely cunning creatures dwell in darkness and have only one purpose when with humans—and that is destruction.
Friends, the name "goblin" first appears in medieval European folklore.
In French, they were called goblins, and in Germany, kobolds, but the most interesting thing is this
Goblins appear not only in Europe but also in Japan as Tengu, in Korea as Dukkabi, and in the Middle East as Jin.
This means that people all over the world have had an experience with some small, clever, natural creature.
Is it possible that all these are different versions of the same thing?
In medieval Europe, goblins were believed to live in underground caves and mines.
Miners were most afraid of goblyans.
It was assumed that if you were working in the mine and suddenly the tools went missing
If you hear a strange laugh coming from those shadows, know that the Goblins are there.
People said that the goblins would come out at night, enter people's homes, steal food, frighten children, and make animals sick.
But friends, no creature named Goblen exists.
Working in mines during medieval times was extremely dangerous due to poisonous gases, sudden cave-ins, and lack of oxygen.
When minors experienced hallucinations due to gas inhalation, they saw small human figures and heard voices, so they attributed these experiences to supernatural phenomena.
And these gases were colorless and odorless, so the miners wouldn't even realize they were gases.
In 2003, fossils of a real hominin species were discovered on the island of Flores in Indonesia, which scientists named Homo floresiensis, but the media referred to them as "hobbits." This species stood only about 3.5 feet tall—exactly that.
As described in the text, this species existed almost fifty thousand years ago, and it is also possible that our ancestors
He looked at these small humanoid species and gave rise to myths resembling goblins.
Number Three, Fairies
Friends, the concept of fairy is most prominently found in Celtic and Irish folklore.
And this is thousands of years old.
It was believed that they lived inside mounds underground.
And this was no cute little creature, but rather powerful, dangerous, and unpredictable supernatural beings.
She lived in a parallel world separate from humans.
The people of old Ireland were so afraid of fairies that they never called them by name directly.
They used to call him "Balke Daguḍ Pipl" so that the fairies wouldn't get angry at him.
Friends, the fairy rings made from mushrooms were called "Mashrūm" rings.
And they believed that if anyone entered inside this ring,
He will go into the world of fairies.
Friends, if we talk about reality, then
Fairy rings, also known as mushroom circles, are absolutely real.
These rings form when
Fungi grow evenly underground from a central point.
Mushrooms grow in circular patterns.
Some fairy rings may be older than 600 years.
and have diameters greater than 30 feet
Friends, in Cottingham, England, in 1917
Two girls captured some photographs.
Among those where fairies were visible
These photographs were so incredibly captivating.
that the creator of Sherlock Holmes took these photographs to be real
And also write articles about them
These photographs have kept the entire world fascinated for many years.
The girls admitted that the photos were fake.
They had used cardboard cutouts.
Friends, have you ever heard of such a creator?
A person who turns to stone just by looking at their face
Yes, friends, in Greek mythology, such creators were called Gorgons.
But the most famous name among them is Medius's.
And her story was extremely painful.
Medusa was never a monster from the beginning.
She was once a very beautiful woman.
But then she was sentenced, and her hair was turned into snakes.
And he made his eyes such that whoever looked at them turned into stone.
Friends, if we talk about science, experts believe
That volcanic and ash mineral-rich water turns anything into stone-like material
After the volcano erupted in Pompeii
Human bodies had literally turned to stone.
Perhaps, after seeing all this, people have developed a heart of stone.
And the most interesting thing is that today, Medusa is regarded not as a villain, but as a symbol of familism.
A woman who suffered injustice was turned into a monster.
And then, a man became a hero by killing her.
Even Brent's varsity logo today bears the face of Medusa.
A tiny flame still lives after thousands of years today
Friends, can you believe it?
that a human turns into a wolf for the entire night of the full moon
Yes, friends, this is the Dire Wolf
A creature that loses its human form as soon as night falls
And becomes a dangerous bear
And friends, this is no mere heart-wrenching story.
Behind this myth lies a hidden real history.
So dark that hearing it will leave you stunned
Ver Wolf's concept is 4,000 years old.
But the most terrifying period was medieval Europe.
From the 15th to the 17th century, people were officially subjected to coats.
He was accused of being a werewolf.
In 1589, a man named Peter Stump was arrested in France.
He was accused of having posed as Ver Wolf for 25 years.
Kept killing people
After being tortured, he confessed.
that Devil had given him a magical belt
And her punishment was so terrifying that it's hard to even describe.
Between 1521 and 1600, only in France
Over 30,000 cases of Ver Wolf Casis have been reported
It is this number itself that reveals how real people's fear was.
Friends, if we talk about science
Beneath this myth lies a real magical condition.
Hypertrichosis is a rare condition.
Where abnormal hair grows all over the body
A man appeared in the medieval era
Then people will understand Ver Wolf indeed.
Then comes clinical lecanthropy.
A psychotic disorder
in which the patient truly believes
that he is turning into an animal
It walks on all fours and gallops.
This condition is still documented today.
In addition, rabies and ergot poisoning as well
Makes a human aggressive and animalistic
And friends, now let's talk about centaur fossils.
So the centaur is just a character from Creek mythology.
According to Cise, it is impossible for such a creature to exist.
Friends, which of these do you find the most mysterious creature?
Please definitely let me know by commenting below
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