Statistics for Legendary creatures

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Description	Legendary creature	Origin (est.)	% Correct
Half-human, half-fish	Merman / Mermaid	Worldwide	93%
Head of a bull, body of a man	Minotaur	Greek	93%
Big serpentine, often with wings and ability to breath fire	Dragon	Worldwide	87%
Head and wings of eagle, body and tail of lion, guards treasure	Griffin	Greek	87%
Skeleton, often robed, that collects people's souls	Grim Reaper	Western Europe	80%
Ape-like creature who chills in North American woods	Sasquatch	USA, Canada	80%
Apelike man, who lives in the Himalayas, assumed abominable	Yeti	Nepal, Tibet	80%
Upper body of a human, lower body of a horse	Centaur	Greek	73%
Multi-headed dog, guard of the underworld	Cerberus	Greek, Roman	73%
Horse- or goat-like creature with 1 horn, sometimes tail of boar	Unicorn	Worldwide	73%
Wailing and shrieking fairy woman, heralds death	Banshee	Irish	67%
Half-bird, torso and head of a woman, ugly, steals food	Harpy	Greek, Roman	67%
Giant cephalopod-like sea monster, sometimes whale- or crab-like	Kraken	Nordic, North Atlantic	67%
Male nature spirit, permanent horse-sized erection, ears and tails of horse	Satyr	Greek	60%
Undead, who visit loved ones and cause mischief or death	Vampire	Europe	60%
Attacks especially livestock and drinks their blood	Chupacabra	Latin America	53%
Demon attacking people sexually during night, causes impaired health, -mental state or death (name male or female)	Incubus / Succubus	Middle East, Mediterranean	53%
Jackrabbit with antelope horns, possibly variation of Wolpertinger	Jackalope	North America	53%
Reptile, serpent king, can cause death with a single glance, venomous, often confused with cockatrice	Basilisk	Europe	47%
Bakery comes to life, taunts people and animals he outruns, eaten by fox	Gingerbread Boy	German	47%
Head of human, body of lion, tail of venomous spines or of scorpion	Manticore	Persian	33%
Corpses reanimated by supernatural forces (general term)	Undead	Worldwide	33%
Shaman-/witch-like old woman, may help, hinder or kill according to whim, sometimes trio of sisters	Baba Yaga	Slavic	27%
Man with moth wings	Mothman	West Virginia	27%
Demon-like humanoid creature living in graveyards consuming flesh	Ghoul	Arabic	20%
Dog, bringer of death, supernaturally strong and fast, glowing eyes, ghostly	Hellhound	Worldwide	20%
Shapeshifting spirit living in lakes, black horse or human	Kelpie	Scottish, Celtic	20%
Dark feathered messengers of a top god (name either)	Huginn / Muninn	Norse	13%
Shapeshifting water spirit with intent to drown	Nix / Näkki	Germanic, Scandinavian, Finnic	7%
One-legged youngster, smokes pipe, wears red cap that enables him to disappear/reappear anywhere, annoying prankster	Saci	Brazil	7%
Comes out at night to suck blood from the shadows of victim, walks backwards head between hind legs, invisibility skill, nauseating odor	Sigbin	Philippine	7%
Spider, trickster, clever, sometimes holds all wisdom there is	Anansi	West Africa	0%
Bird representative of the Sun, with too many feet (two naming options)	Golden Crow / Three-legged bird	East Asia	0%
Two-faced demon (man and hyena), seduces young women and eats them	Kishi	Angola region	0%
Malicious entity riding on people's chest as they sleep, brings bad dreams	Nightmare	Germanic, Slavic	0%
Guardians of the underworld, human body and animal head or face (name either)	Ox-Head / Horse-Face	China, Japan	0%
Fish who is a transformed wise seer, statue in Belfast N.I.	Salmon of Knowledge	Irish	0%
Evil witch with ability to turn into or possess animal	Skin-walker	Navajo	0%