The Classic of Mountains and Seas, 75 species of mutated beasts

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded 75 kinds of strange beasts, including the fish, Qiongqi, Tengu, Zheng, Feiyi, Phoenix, Gu Diao, Nine-Tailed Fox, Spinning Turtle, Green Dragon, White Tiger, Xuanwu, Vermilion Bird, and so on. These strange beasts came in all shapes and sizes. Some of them had magical abilities. For example, phoenixes could eat and drink naturally, sing and dance by themselves. When one saw them, it meant that the world was peaceful. Qiongqi was a kind of man-eating ferocious beast. It looked like a cow but had hedgehog fur. The appearance and characteristics of these strange beasts were recorded in detail in the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the strength of mutated beasts couldn't be ignored. Some of the mutated beasts were considered very powerful, such as: 1. Giant Snake: As one of the famous mutated beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the giant snake is very powerful. They could breathe fire, have extremely strong attack and defense, and have extraordinary reaction speed and flexibility. 2. Mandrill: Mandrill is a mysterious mutated beast. It has sharp teeth and claws that can be used for attack and defense. The mandrill could also emit a mysterious sound wave that could destroy anything that stood in its way. 3. Wind Beast: Wind Beast is a kind of strange beast that can fly in the sky. They have super flying ability and can easily cross mountains and oceans. The wind beast's attack power was also very powerful, and it could easily destroy anything that blocked its path. 4. Thunder Beast: Thunder Beast is a kind of mutated beast that can produce powerful thunder. Their attack and defense are also very strong. The Thunder Beast could also summon lightning that could cause huge damage. It was important to note that the strength of mutated beasts was not constant. They would also change due to different factors. For example, some mutated beasts might become stronger after being attacked or become more powerful after obtaining certain treasures. Therefore, when reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas, we need to fully understand the mutated beasts recorded in it in order to better appreciate their powerful strength.

Alright, here are the names of all the mutated beasts in the Mountain and Sea Scripture: 1 Kun Peng 2 Pterosaurs 3 Owl Bird 4 Phoenix 5 Qiuci 6 7 Salamander 8 Crocodiles 9 Elephants 10 Human-Faced Fish Stinger Snake 12 Snake Viper 14 Scorpions Octopus Snake Viper Snake Eye Beast The God of the Serpent Snake Beast Dragon Snake Qilin Auspicious Beast Divine Turtle Turtle Sea Monster Sea God Poseidon Sea Witch Sea Witch's Boat Sea Serpent Sea Serpent God Sea Demon Starfish Sea Urchin Manatee Seadog Sea Lions God of Sea Lions Sea God's Claw Sea God's Tail Sea God's Tooth Seagod's Eye Sea God's Shield Sea God's Hammer Sea God's Sword Sea God's Staff Seagod's Power Seagod's Eye Sea God's Ear Sea God's Tail

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded a total of 75 types of strange beasts. These strange beasts included the fish, Qiong Qi, Heavenly Dog, Zheng, Feiyi, Phoenix, Gu Diao, Nine-Tailed Fox, Revolving Turtle, Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Black Tortoise, Vermillion Bird, Taowu, Hundun, Taotie, Water Qilin, Baize, Bifang, Xiezhi, Henggong Fish, Bi 'an, Kuiniu, Yingzhao, Dangkang, Yinglong, Red Pheasant, Miemeng Bird, Heavenly Fox, Bi Xie, Xingtian, and so on. These strange beasts were described in detail in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. They came in all shapes and sizes. Some could fly, some could summon the wind and rain, some could make special sounds, and some could cause floods. They were mythical beasts in ancient Chinese legends, bringing endless imagination and mystery to people.

The names of the 128 mythical beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas included: Kun Peng, Unicorn, Hun Dun, Fei Lian, Kui Niu, Gui Che, Chongming Niao, Dangkang, Yingzhao, Hua She, Huo Dou, Gong She, Yi Yi, Xu Hao, Pi Xiu, Fu Yi, Yi Wen, Ba Xia, Yi An, Pu Lao, Suan Ni, Fei, Qing Long, Bai Hu, Zhu Que, Xuan Wu, Dangkang, Chao Feng, Ji Pi, Qiu Niu, Pan Long, Jiao Long, Chi Long, Ying Long, Fei Yi, Bai Yi, Qi Lin, Bai Ze, Ling Yu, Tao Wu, Qiong Qi, Zhu Long, Jing Wei, Li Li, Ju Fu, Di Jiang, Gu Diao, Yi Hen, Tao Tie, Shu Shu. Nine-tailed Fox, Hou, Zheng, Zhang Eshan, Wei, Zhongshan God, Ba Snake, Kuafu, Xuan Turtle, Guan Guan, Chi Wei, Chang You, Xie Wei, Qi Wei, Qu Ru, Tiger Jiao, Phoenix, Worm Yi, Fat Yi, Qi Wei, Lu Shu, Nu Wa, Hao Zhu, Qi Yang, Parrot, Shusi, Luan Bird, Sheng Yu, Bi Fang, Tiangou, Qi Wei, and Wimu.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded 12 types of divine beasts. They were Sniper, Juyin, Three-legged Bird, Flying Snake, Phoenix, Zhuyan, Taotie, Taowu, Hundun, Qiongqi, Baize, and Kun Peng. Among them, the Sniper was an ancient divine beast with white ears and mouth, and once it appeared, it would have weapons. The Boyin was a kind of battle bull, which was ranked after the bull. The three-legged bird was another name for the sun and was regarded as the messenger of the sun's operation. The Flying Snake was an immortal beast that could ride the clouds. The Phoenix was the king of birds in ancient legends. Zhuyan, Taotie, Taowu, Hundun, Qiongqi, Baize, and Kunpeng were also divine beasts recorded in the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded a total of 128 mythical beasts. They included Torch Dragon, Yinglong, Phoenix, Blue Luan, Kui, Pheasant, Nine-tailed Fox, Taotie, Baize, and so on. These mythical beasts played an important role in ancient Chinese mythology. Every divine beast had a unique appearance and special abilities. For example, the candle dragon was a mysterious fire dragon whose eyes represented the changes of day and night; the phoenix symbolized auspicious and noble; the nine-tailed fox was a magical fox with nine tails; and the taotie was a ferocious carnivore that could make all kinds of animal sounds. These mythical beasts were not only described in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, but they also played an important role in ancient Chinese culture, reflecting the ancient people's understanding and imagination of the natural world.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded many strange beasts, including Lushu, Revolving Tortoise, Wushi, Qiongqi, Tengu, Zheng, Feiyi, Phoenix, and so on.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded many mythical beasts, including the fish, Qiong Qi, Tengu, Nine-tailed Fox, Phoenix, Kylin, Candle Dragon, Yinglong, Zhuyan, Taotie, Dijiang, Zheng, Nephew, Kunpeng, Azure Dragon, Xuanwu, and so on.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas recorded a total of 128 mythical beasts. They included Torch Dragon, Yinglong, Phoenix, Blue Luan, Kui, Pheasant, Nine-tailed Fox, Taotie, Baize, and so on. These mythical beasts played an important role in ancient Chinese mythology. Every divine beast had a unique appearance and special abilities. For example, the candle dragon was a mysterious fire dragon whose eyes represented the changes of day and night; the phoenix symbolized auspicious and noble; the nine-tailed fox was a magical fox with nine tails; and the taotie was a ferocious carnivore that could make all kinds of animal sounds. These mythical beasts were not only described in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, but they also played an important role in ancient Chinese culture, reflecting the ancient people's understanding and imagination of the natural world.