FANTASTIC BEASTS

EXPLORE THE MAGICAL CREATURES

FROM THE HARRY POTTER WORLD

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CHIMAERA

M.O.M CLASSIFICATION: XXXXX

Part lion, goat and snake
Rare Greek beast
Chimaera eggs are class a Non-Tradeable Goods.
Vicious and extremely dangerous

He kept saying nobody in their right mind would rather study Knarls than Chimaeras. —Hermione Granger about Rubeus Hagrid

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PHOENIX

M.O.M CLASSIFICATION: XXXX

Found in Egypt, India and China.
Regenerates from its own ashes.
Herbivore
Not aggressive, but fiercely independent.

Phoenixes are not limited to regeneration on Burning Day when they burst into flame and are reborn from the ashes. In Order of the Phoenix, Fawkes protects Dumbledore from the Killing Curse and is reborn. Also, the Basilisk has no effect on the phoenix.

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collision in 3 kilometers

don't look now because the basilisk is about to appear! really, don't look!

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HIPPOGRIFF

M.O.M CLASSIFICATION: XX

Native to Europe, though now found worldwide.
Head of an eagle, body of a horse.
When born, Hippogriff is ready to fly in about a week.

A person wishing to approach a hippogriff should maintain eye contact and should bow first; if the animal bows in return, it can be touched and even ridden. Hippogriff owners are required to keep them under Disillusionment Charms to prevent Muggles from seeing them.

THESTRAL

M.O.M CLASSIFICATION: x (not boring, but harmless)

Black winged horse
Attracted to the scent of blood.
Intuitive & extremely smart.

I mean, a dog'll bite if yeh bait it, won' it. But Thestrals have jus' got a bad reputation because o' the death thing. People used ter think they were bad omens, didn' they? Jus' didn' understand, did they? —Professor Rubeus Hagrid during a Care of Magical Creatures class.

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WARNING!

collision in 5 kilometers

a norwegian ridgeback just hatched on hagrid's kitchen table!

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MERPEOPLE

M.O.M CLASSIFICATION: XXXX

Not dangerous, but always treat with respect.
Dumbledore knew Mermish speak.
They love music.
Also known as Sirens.

Here and there at the dark windows, Harry saw faces. Faces that bore no resemblance at all to the painting of the mermaid in the prefects' bathroom. The merpeople had grayish skin and long, wild, dark green hair. Their eyes were yellow, as were their broken teeth, and they wore thick ropes of pebbles around their necks. —Harry Potter compares the selkies of Black Lake to a portrait depicting their warmer watered cousins.