Over the many years of growth in the human population, there have been many talks of mythical creatures. Some are said to be legends while others have been, apparently, seen before. Whether Greek mythology to Norse or Egyptian to Japanese, mythical creatures have been said to live throughout the years. Some more real than others,
Krakens were aquatic monsters that could be compared to octopus or squid but gigantic in size. They could have sometimes been mistaken for islands. Stories have claimed that the tentacles could be longer than a mile. Its eyes are the size of dinner plates. Kraken mainly ate fish. They would draw fish by releasing their feces which smelled strongly and were thick. Once there were multiple fish near them, Krakens would devour them.
Fenrir is a wolf in Norse Mythology and is one of Loki's sons.