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Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite SFF Creatures

Hi everyone! Welcome to Nox Reads, I'm "Nox", and today's Top 5 Wednesday prompt is about creatures from some of my favorite genres: science-fiction and fantasy!

This Wednesday's post is going to be shorter, mainly because I have no idea how I would elaborate on my answers. Don't worry though, because I've seen the prompt for next Wednesday and I can guarantee that post will be much longer!

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1. Dragons
If you don't think that dragons are cool, then you are wrong. Dragons are amazing (especially those named Toothless), and please do not spoil How To Train Your Dragon 3 for me because I still haven't seen it!

2. Phoenixes 
Phoenixes are gorgeous creatures that are full of heavy symbolism. The main reason that they're on this list, however, is simple: who doesn't want a bird that's on fire?

3. Mermaids
I've always loved the water, and I wanted to be a mermaid so badly when I was younger! I could be friends with dolphins, live under the sea, and I could live off of shrimp! Doesn't that seem ideal?

4. The Cows from Gemina
I'm saying that this counts, because 1) they're creatures in a science-fiction story and 2) because these cows produce a special kind of drug. Also, I've almost run out of ideas.

5. Thestrals from Harry Potter
Having horses that you can only see if you've watched someone die is hardcore, valid, and I appreciate it.

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And that, my friends, is my post about the best SFF creatures! Like I said, I realize it's short, but make sure to tune in to next weeks because some of my answers might surprise you!

Have a great day!

~ Nox

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