Muldjewangk Of The Ngarrinsjeri People In Australia. They Are River Monsters, The Most Common Story Told

Muldjewangk of the Ngarrinsjeri people in Australia. They are river monsters, the most common story told about them is a warning to children not to stay out after dark.

Ceasg of Scotland. Also known as maighdean na tuinne, the water maiden. She will grant three wishes if captured. Many famous sailors claimed to be descendents of ceasg.

Suvannamaccha of southeast Asia. She is the daughter of Ravana. In the tales she tries to stop Hanuman from building a bridge to the legendary city of Lanka, but falls in love instead. Her likeness is often found on streamers and luck-bringing charms.

Ipupiara of Brazil. A sea monster of the Tupi people. This ferocious beast is thought to be the originator of Iara once she was merged with European traditions.

Naga from Southeast Asia. They are a type of diety common in Buddhism and Jainism. It's said they live in both the mortal world and the Underworld. They are the guardians of treasure.

Kappa of Japan. They are mischievous yokai who like to steal the clothes of people swimming in their river. They like cucumber, so leave them a snack to remain un-pranked.