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This section contains information about phenomena that are generally believed to have a supernatural, mystical nature, and the very existence of which is currently in doubt.Phenomena Hierarchy

The Wawel Dragon

Added	Thu, 01/11/2018
Hierarchy	Phenomena Неизвестные существа Летающие существа Вавельский дракон
Другие названия	Wawel CMOC Crookshanks
Область распространения	Poland
Характерные признаки	→ → → → → →
Sources	bestiary.us ru.wikipedia.org krakow.travel

The Wawel dragon or Wawel tzmok (in Polish, "smok wawelski", aka całożerca, aka holophagus - that is, a creature that swallows its victims whole, a zhivoglot) is a creature from Polish folklore that lives in a cave (called Dragon pit) at the foot Wawel Hill in Krakow.

Once a week, a cow was to be sacrificed to the dragon; if he did not receive it, he devoured people in return. On numerous monuments, he is depicted as a huge lizard-like creature with wings, spewing fire.

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