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A limbless, dragon-like winged serpent from North Africa that is often found used as a a term used to describe a type of legless win [[Category:Origin: Africa]]

[[Category:Continent: Africa]]

During the first century AD, many travelers crossing the deserts of North Africa used to take with them cockerels as a protection against Basilisk. Strangel Most authors agree that Africa was the basilisk's homeland. The basilisk is always found in a desert. This

...ith the voyages of Zheng He. It is known that on Zheng He's voyage to East Africa (landing, among other places, in modern-day Kenya), the fleet brought back [[Category:Continent: Asia]]

...er builds a “cocoon” of mud about itself. There are six species, four from Africa, one from South America, and one from Australia. The latter species bares a [[Category:Continent: Europe]]