Did you know their was such a thing as a Goblin Shark? Neither did I, until I was shown this rather unsettling picture. Goblinish indeed! To be fair, this is not the most flattering of photos, if you click here you can watch a short video of the shark in action, and as you can see it is actually quite cute (in a sharky kind of way).
This has got me thinking about which other animals have names borrowed from the Faerie world? I know about Fairy Penguins and Fairy Wrens, Pixie-bob Cats, and that Dragonfly larvae are called Nymphs. Anything else?

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Technodolly make wonderful clothes for Faerie Folk. The range includes earthy woodland attire and bright urban pixie wear, so what ever your style there should be something to tempt! Every item is made to order and can be purchased online from Alienskin Clothing.

Magical Festivals organise events in SE England. Their next event is the Brighton & Hove Faerie Fayre and Ball in September, featuring music from the Dolmen, Rigantona, and art by Linda Ravenscroft, Ed Org and more.

The Magical Times is a UK based magazine covering the Pagan and Faerie world. It is published 3 times a year, and all new subscribers get a free Josephine Wall art card.

Wishing a warm welcome to our returning sponsors!

Technodolly make wonderful clothes for Faerie Folk. The range includes earthy woodland attire and bright urban pixie wear, so what ever your style there should be something to tempt! Every item is made to order and can be purchased online from Alienskin Clothing.

Magical Festivals organise events in SE England. Their next event is the Brighton & Hove Faerie Fayre and Ball in September, featuring music from the Dolmen, Rigantona, and art by Linda Ravenscroft, Ed Org and more.

The Magical Times is a UK based magazine covering the Pagan and Faerie world. It is published 3 times a year, and all new subscribers get a free Josephine Wall art card.

Wishing a warm welcome to our returning sponsors!

Technodolly make wonderful clothes for Faerie Folk. The range includes earthy woodland attire and bright urban pixie wear, so what ever your style there should be something to tempt! Every item is made to order and can be purchased online from Alienskin Clothing.

Magical Festivals organise events in SE England. Their next event is the Brighton & Hove Faerie Fayre and Ball in September, featuring music from the Dolmen, Rigantona, and art by Linda Ravenscroft, Ed Org and more.

The Magical Times is a UK based magazine covering the Pagan and Faerie world. It is published 3 times a year, and all new subscribers get a free Josephine Wall art card.