BRITAIN & IRELAND Mythical Creatures EXPLAINED

Today, we embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting folklore of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. Grab a seat and your favorite drink and let's uncover the mystical beings of these lands. It's time to discover dragons, fairies, and beasts beyond your wildest imagination! Let's begin!
__________
00:00 Intro
00:29 Mythical Creatures of ENGLAND
47:08 Mythical Creatures of SCOTLAND
01:25:10 Mythical Creatures of WALES
01:51:08 Mythical Creatures of IRELAND
__________
__________
🔵 While the tales and insights shared in these videos are crafted with care and based on folklore and imagination, it's important to note that the line between fact and fiction may blur. In the pursuit of unraveling the mysteries of mythical creatures, some details might have been lost in the depths of research, and the boundaries of truth may bend. This channel is a realm of storytelling, a concoction of fantasy and lore. So, the information presented might not always align with reality. Apologies for any inadvertent inaccuracies! 🗡️📜
__________
🔵 Maybe you are interested in these videos. Check out the playlists:
▶️ Native American Mythical Creatures

▶️ Mythical Creatures from Different Countries

▶️ Winter Mythical Creatures

▶️ The Mythical Mug Tavern Podcast

[djmossssomjd]

The artwork in this video is brilliant!

[joedredd]

Despite all the annoying spuds commenting in the video, I really like this, a beautiful look at the rich folk lore and culture of the British Isles.

[jeffbartlett]

I wouldn't be surprised that the some of the lake creature beliefs based upon dinosaur footprints - a massive thing moves unseen all it leaves is it footprints

[Fatima.]

Bonjour et merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo, c'est un plaisir de la regarder, salutations de France 😊

[leonynn]

Wow... your work is incredibly extensive. thank you very much for the compilation.

[kelleren]

Bro this comments section is absolutely wild.

It's like watching people argue over whether or not Eurasia is one continent (it is, for the record) because they don't like the way the current political maps are drawn, or don't like Korean food or something.

Like.... is going on down there? Lmao

[darkjack]

poor milk dragon, also "new reports of black shuck being abit tame, mainly jumping out at people walking during the nights, those people going. ah mate, its black shuck init"

[demitriustron]

Just a heads up Samhain is pronounced sow-in, loving the video so far.

[elirien]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN HAGGIS AREN'T REAL????

[Dazzerdt]

Lots of negative mythical creatures back in the old days was that to keep the population inline ? Any way nice vid and art work.

[WhiteIkiryo-ytit]

So anyway, avoiding the seemingly main theme of this comment section, the Asrai are a new one for me.

[traceyhogan]

Aaaargh! The butchery of the welsh names is making my ears bleed

[caledoniantours]

You need to learn basic Scots Gaelic pronunciation!

[Tipi_Dan]

Beautiful illustrations and erudite narration. A very nice video.

[benmulvey]

Why are some British people so obsessed with claiming Ireland as British? There is no such thing as the "British" Isles. The divorce was over a century ago. Stop behaving like the weirdo stalker ex who can't get over the fact the relationship is over.

[bill_benjamin]

Some basic Welsh pronunciation research would be appreciated

[declanb]

The British Isles hasn't been a political or geographic term since 1998 with the good Friday agreement

[devinlawton]

Call me picky, but I had to stop after a while. The Welsh pronunciation is painfully bad, to the extent that it's actually irritating me and preventing me from sleeping.

[Markus_Aurelius]

Britain and Ireland. Or the UK and Ireland. Ireland 🇮🇪 is not a British Island.

[Markus_Aurelius]

Ireland as in the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 is not British. The Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 is not part of the UK and hasn't been since 1922. The Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 is a Sovereign State and member of the European Union 🇪🇺.