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Midtown Scientific Chemist Gargoyle - ceramic tile or stone Gargoyle on Building on 40th Street between 6th and 7th Avenue in Midtown Manhattan - New York City 2018 NYC art architecture clay painted glazed tiles decor decoration type mask face feather feathers birds Fur Gargoyle Golem monster Gollum lord of the rings like creature magic dwarf near Bryant Park New York Public Library back yard

sasha's birthday12 by leda_barhatnaya

magical creatures by kat cameron

My solo exhibition at Sho BCN in Barcelona.

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creatures-fA03 by Joel Austin

magical creatures by kat cameron

My solo exhibition at Sho BCN in Barcelona.

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Creature Power Suits by Audubon

Campers showing off their finished creature power suits during Audubon summer camp 2025 - photos by Charlotte Schmaltz

Creature by Michael

Karekare beach by Jason Ewa

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Creature Creations by Children's Museum of the Arts

Creature (outtakes) by Sam Chua

Outtakes of shoot with Brandie and Louise

C by David Graham

Creature by Flaurella

Something's Eating the Parsley

Creatures by SNWEB.ORG Photography, LLC.

Some OK, but mostly bad shots of Detroit's 80th Thanksgiving Parade in 2006.

feeps 2 by Dan Machold

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Feeping Creatures, made by my friend Dylan. Nikon N-80.

Unicorn by The Carouselambra Kid

The display reads:

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Unicorn

Europe

Guardian of the graceful and pure

The "Dragon & Mythical Creatures" page (now defunct) on the Roger Williams Park Zoo website read:

#8 Unicorns

Region: Europe

Category: Mistaken Identity (According to the Roger Williams Park Zoo website, "Mistaken Identities" are "Real animals once mistaken as fantastic creatures.").

A creature, often resembling a white horse or goat with a single long horn, who is said to possess the ability to cure poisons and is often drawn to pure maidens for companionship.

Did You Know:

- The earliest written description of a unicorn is attributed to Ctesias, a Greek physician and historian while in India in 400BC. It is thought he may have been describing the Indian rhinoceros.

- Unicorns have also appeared in the legends and myths of India and China.

- The unicorn’s horns were said to cure ailments and poisons if one were to drink from them. This power could also purify drinking water for other animals.

- Unicorns were often associated with purity and thus were drawn to young women, the only ones who could tame a unicorn.

- The unicorn was often described as fierce and impossible to capture, however its fondness towards young maidens could be used to lure and capture them.

- Goblets made of narwhal horns were said to be made of genuine unicorn horns and became very popular as a way to ward off poisons.

Taken August 9th, 2024.

Paint on the River by Tiffaneewith2e's

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Creatures by ksenja laginja