An illustrated interpretation of the 'Fantastic Beasts' from J.K Rowling's book,
'The A-Z of Fantastic Beasts & where to find them'
'The A-Z of Fantastic Beasts & where to find them'
'A' for Acromantula - a monstrous eight eyed spider, capable of human speech!
'B' for Basilisk : the King of Serpents.
'C' for Clabbert: A tree dwelling cross between a monkey and a frog
'D' for Demiguise: A peaceful herbivore, when threatened uses invisibility as a disguise.
'E' for Erumpent: a large grey African beast of great power, with a sharp horn and rope-like tail!
'F' for Firecrab: Native to Fiji, it resembles a large tortoise with a heavily jeweled shell, that shoots fire from its rear end when attacked!
'G' for Griffin: A fierce, giant, treasure guarding eagle with the body and legs of a lion.
'H' for Hippocampus : Of Greek origin, it has the forequarters of a horse and the hindquarters of a giant fish!
'I' for Imp: Found only in Britain and Ireland imps are usually dark brown or black in colour, between 6 & 8 inches tall and have a slapstick sense of humour.
'J' for Jobberknoll: A tiny blue speckled bird whose feathers are used in Truth Serums and Memory Potions.
'K' for Kneazle : an intelligent, independent and occasionally agressive small catlike creature with flecked, speckled, or spotted fur, outsize ears, and a tail like a lion's!
'L' for Lethifold: Resembles a black cloak gliding at night in search of sleeping victims. It suffocates and digests it's prey, leaving thicker and fatter.
'M' for Manticore: a highly dangerous Greek beast with the head of a man, the body of a lion, and the tail of a scorpion. It's skin repels almost all known charms and the sting causes instant death.
'N' for Nogtail: A demon found in rural areas across Europe,Russia and America. It resembles a stunted piglet with long legs, thick, stubby tails, and narrow black eyes.
'O' for Occamy: A plumed, two- legged winged creature with a serpentine body, that feeds mainly on rats and birds.
