On Wall Street, this animal is associated with upward movement

This dinosaur's name comes from Greek and translates to "thunder lizard"

Pavlov famously used which animal in his classical conditioning experiments

Medusa was a mythological Gorgon with snakes for hair and eyes that could turn men into stone. In real life, the medusa is what animal?

The Himalayan cousin to Big Foot. Also known as the Abominable Snowman

"It's not easy being green" laments which TV personality?

Not only is it the biggest shark in the world, but it is also the largest fish to ever exist

This insect is the subject of a myth that states that its ability to fly defies physics

The ouroboros is an ancient Egyptian symbol showing which animal eating it's own tail

This cryptid gets its name from predating on goats

This reptilian Marvel character with a glorious purpose appeared on Disney+ as a variant of the titular character

According to fossils, this prehistoric insect is the largest insect to ever exist, with an extimated wingspan of 28 inches and a body length of 17 inches. It's smaller descendents are noted as the deadliest hunters in the world.

These creatures are popularly known for their association with darts but their skin has also been used to develop painkillers, muscle relaxants, and heart stimulants

This Akan folktale character is an important trickster in West African, African American, and Caribbean folklore

This winged cryptid was popularized by a book of prophecies.

Much like how onstage Peter Pan is usually played by an actress, this well-loved canine character has always been portrayed by a dog of the opposite sex

Before its extinction, this was the largest known carnivorous marsupial in the world

Located in Oregon is the largest living organism (it has a punny name)

This firebreather in Greek mythology was usually depicted as a lion, with the head of a goat protruding from its back, and a tail that might end with a snake's head

The Loch Ness monster is located in Scotland. What is the name of the Lake monster that lives between New York and Vermont?

In Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale is the famous stage direction "exit pursued by ____"

This fish that was thought to have gone the way of the dinosaurs until it was rediscovered in 1938. It is often referred to as a "living fossil"

This blueblooded animal has a protein in its blood that reacts to and detects fatal endotoxins. Their blood has been used to ensure the safety of vaccines, antibiotics, or implanted devices like pacemakers

This South/Central American bird is considered a divine being in Mesoamerican mythology and is often associated with the feathered snake god. It is also the national bird of Guatemala and lends its name to their currency.

In Britian, ABCs are an acronym for which cryptid