Mythical birds are born from human imagination, often rooted in folklore, legends, and religious traditions.
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Here Are 5 Mythical Birds From Different Cultures:
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Phoenix
It was believed that the phoenix lived for several centuries. The legendary bird symbolises rebirth, immortality, and renewal across cultures like Greek, Egyptian, and Christian traditions.
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Garuda
This mythical bird in Hindu culture is believed to be the divine mount of Lord Vishnu, symbolising virtues such as knowledge, power, bravery, loyalty, and discipline.
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Gigantic Roc
The gigantic Roc is a legendary and powerful bird in Arabian tales. It is said to be capable of carrying an elephant in its claws and can hunt or kill large animals.
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Thunderbird
Rooted in Native American culture and folklore, the thunderbirds were believed to create thunder by flapping their wings and lightning by flashing their eyes.
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Simurgh
The Persian mythology, folklore, and culture describe Simurgh as a large mythical bird with peacock-like wings, a dog’s head and lion-like claws; it holds multiple symbolic meanings.