The world is filled with stories about legendary animals, monsters, and otherworldly and god-like creatures. For a huge number of years, people all over the place some of the time animated by living creatures or even impressions have breathed life into mythic animals in stories, melodies, and show stoppers. Today these animals, from the capable mythical snake to the taking off phoenix, keep on a thrilling, discourage, engage, and rouse us. For example, the Loch Ness Monster or Sasquatch, keep on being "located" and looked right up 'til today. While the starting points of these impressive animals are changing, and often debated, they have assumed important parts in human culture, and have served to strengthen the creative ability and wishing that is inspired by the human ability to experience more than this physical world. Whether they genuinely exist in physical …show more content…
The creatures lived in abandoned places and burial grounds. In olden Arabian traditions, ghouls belonged to the Jinn family. The Jinn family join of the spirit from where the genie comes. Ghouls were thought to be a descendant of Satan. The creatures were capable of continuously changing their appearance. Ghouls were recognizable in deserted areas due to their signs. Ass's hooves were not able to changed sign for recognizing ghouls. Ghouls would mostly prey on little children, graves, and the dead. Ghouls are thought to be an Urban Legend.
The uniqueness about ghouls lies in the fact that these were very similar to vampires but different in many appearances. The term "ghouls" means to seize. The creature was spread from India to Africa. The first occurrences of the creature were seen in the middle east. Its existence was for the animal to feed on human corpses and human graves. The creature remained ugly and humanlike in all appearances. The ghoul’s mission was to deceive travelers by lighting fires and also kill