24 Notorious Creatures from Norse Mythology

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Here is a list of (almost) all mythical creatures from Norse Mythology. You will not find only a list but also a description of each 24 of them.
The Creatures from the Norse myths I've talk about in this video are:
1. Audumbla
2. Draugar
3. Dwarfs
4. Elves
5. Fenrir
6. Fossegrimen
7. Fylgja And Hamingja
8. Garm - The Hellhound
9. Geri and Freki
10. Heidrun
11. Huginn and Muninn
12. Huldra
13. Jormungandr
14. Jötnar
15. Kraken
16. Mare
17. Nidhoggr
18. Norns
19. Ratatoskr
20. Sleipnir
21. Svadilfari
22. Tan-gris-neer And Tang-nos-treer
23. Trolls
24. Valkyries
If you are interested in Norse Mythology check:
• Fenrir - The Biggest ...
• Freya - Goddess of Mag...
• All the Norse Gods and...
• Odin - The All-Father ...
• Thor - Roles in Norse ...
• Loki - The Trickster G...
• Tyr - The Norse God of...
• Ragnarok - How the End...
• Valhalla - The Paradis...
• Valkyries - The Grim R...
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@MythosTheHistorian Год назад

If you want to know more also about Norse Gods, check the Video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z3wpJuDjnlg.html (All the Norse Gods and Their Roles (A to Z) )

@lbrett7054 Год назад

Kraken: I have no equal! Jormungandr: U wot m8?

@ashrashand6039 11 месяцев назад

The significance of horses in Norse mythology goes back to their Aryan origins. There also many stories of legendary horses in Iranian/Persian epics, since they are also Aryans. Iran means “land of the Aryans”.

@gomitatatuada4433 29 дней назад

Amazing video!!!! Thank you 🎉

@Kxray1 Год назад

Great video full of information. Would also appreciate a video on turkic mythology. You got my sub.

@-RONNIE Год назад

Thanks for the information some I knew about ⚔️

@kalegolas 7 месяцев назад

Well, al of this is part of scandinavian urban legends today, welcome here on vacation… if you dare 😉 Scandinavia is filled with high mountains, huge caves, deep forests, deep lakes and have loads and loads of islands. Who knows what you can find there… 😉 and dont forget the amount of snow in the winter… that hides in snow comes out then it smelts… (the last one is an actual proverb in at least Sweden). And of course, also a lot of sea, Scandinavia is an peninsula (+ the danish peninsula, if you take a look at Scandinavias history you will understand how Denmark is an very evident part of Scandinavia) and have a lot of seacoast, Kattegatt and Skagerak (that is between Denmark and the rest of Scandinavia), Baltic sea, Northern Atlantic sea and Northern sea. But something about Scandinavia, and sort of the complete Nordic, is the friendship between the countrys. The Scandinavian countrys have very similar languages, in Finland is Swedish a very common language and sort of everyone can it and the icelantic people learn some kind of version of the scandinavian languages to (they simply call it scandinavian ). We are al like brothers and sisters. Its fun to make jokes of each other but deep inside we truelly love each other. A typical joke is that danish people should spit out the potato so we can hear what they are saying… 😅 but it al said with a tounge in cheek 🙂

@TLMTVTHELOVEMOVEMENT 9 месяцев назад

Garm killed Tyr. But was also killed by Tyr at the sametime…

@TLMTVTHELOVEMOVEMENT 9 месяцев назад

Fenrir will fulfill his destiny by swallowing Odin, but then Fenrir will be killed by VIDAR the son of Odin…

@ammitthedevourerofsouls 8 месяцев назад

What's the point of that? What's all y'all's infatuation with killing everything? Universal law if you kill someone else must kill them kinda self defeating isn't it? The silverback gorilla method is far more effective than having blood on your hands. Plus only God that created the gods and kings can make that call or you have to be a first class reaper. Otherwise it creates karma you don't want when you have to stand in front of the fates with scissors with their scissors on your silver cord between vessel and spirit and God. Ancient civilizations without inhabitants is because of these silly games you people play. So much drama.

@Deaducation 6 месяцев назад

Dryoga is very similar to the Native Wendigo… thing as the Wendigo

@metalmajic1983 7 месяцев назад

You mentioned both Ratatoskr and Niðhöggr but omitted Hraesvelgr and Veðrfölnir. Hraesvelgr is thought to be the giant eagle perched atop Yggdrassil and is responsible for storms and hurricanes by flapping his wings. Veðrfölnir is the hawk perched between his eyes that translates the information carried by Ratatoskr from Niðhöggr. He then translates information from Hraesvelgr to be given to Niðhöggr in their ongoing war of words.

@joeyblum2533 7 месяцев назад

Jormungandr is often depicted biting its own tail, but as seen in the order vs. chaos section, have there been times where it actually let go without causing Ragnarok?