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hippogriff
offspring of griffin and mare. [Ital. Lit.: Orlando Furioso]
See : Monsters
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Featuring writings on fantastic beasts from griffons and hippogriffs to phoenixes, the pegasus, unicorns, kraken, sphinx, and much more (but not dragons--they're covered in a different book
Monsterology by Children's Bookwatch
They called these animals hippogriffs and griffins, respectively.
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The Chupacabra (it just doesn't get any better than terrorizing desert-dwellers) Unicorns (they have sparkly horns, they shimmer and they fly) Nessie the Loch Ness Monster (its name sounds lovable, yet there's such potential for world domination) Hippogriffs (Buckbeak was definitely the hero of the third Harry Potter book) Baba Yaga from Russian folklore (her house has chicken legs, how cool is that?
BITES by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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