🇵🇸 Sarah Nour 🇱🇧さんのイラストまとめ

The shell-shocked diver tried to #describe what he'd seen. The consensus was that he'd hallucinated from oxygen loss, but he was adamant it had been real.

The mermaid's hair was made of eels, their skeletons lit up with electricity. He'd barely escaped with his life.

#vss365

Vice Versa: A Lesson to Fathers is a comedic fantasy Victorian novel by Thomas Anstey Guthrie, published in 1882. In the novel, a magic wishing-stone causes a father & son to switch places. The father goes to boarding school while the son goes to work. #WyrdWednesday

Karkadann were the most fearsome desert creatures. Thundering hooves, razor-sharp teeth, horns they used to impale prey. Yet the young caregiver-in-training looked on them with #adoration.

"Look how big you're getting," the boy said, tossing meat to a young one.

#vss365

His face splits apart into an unnerving, impossibly toothy grin. His pupils widen as his high-pitched, howling laughter #rings out.

Mina realizes this wayward traveler she's taken in is not human, but a bouda. A hyena in disguise, fangs bared, lunging for her throat.

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A Grimm fairy tale called "Brother & Sister" is the story of two siblings who venture into a forest to escape their evil stepmother. The stepmother, a witch, bewitches the forest springs. The brother drinks from one & transforms into a deer. #FolkloreThursday

The Ozark Howler has been sighted in the Ozark Mountains since the early 1800s. Described as bear-shaped with stocky legs, horns, shaggy black fur, & glowing red eyes, it emits a cry that sounds like a mix of a wolf's howl, an elk's bellow, & a hyena's laugh. #WyrdWednesday

After Aza nearly died delivering her first child, she started collecting #hippopotamus figurines.

"I had a vision of a hippo during my near-death experience," she explained to her husband. "Taweret is an Egyptian hippo goddess who protects women in childbirth."

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The nursery rhyme "One for Sorrow" was originally about magpies, but there are many variations about crows, jackdaws, & other birds. According to superstition, the number of birds you see determines what kind of luck you'll have. #FairyTaleTuesday

The Aesop fable "The Fox & the Grapes" is about a fox who struggles to reach grapes growing in a high place. He gives up, saying the grapes are probably sour anyway. This tale has been interpreted as an illustration of cognitive dissonance. #FairyTaleTuesday