Mythology: Gods and Monsters

Mythology: Gods and Monsters

Myth of the Day: Each Uisge

In the misty Scottish highlands, the Each Uisge, a mesmerizing yet treacherous water spirit, serves as a cautionary tale.

May 05, 2025
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Region/Culture: Scotland, Northern Europe

Mythos: Celtic Mythology, Scottish Mythology

Primary Type/Nature: Monsters and Beasts

Mythical Attributes: Known for its shape-shifting abilities, the Each Uisge is a water spirit residing in Scottish lochs.

Role in Mythos: A cautionary figure in Scottish folklore, it warns of the dangers lurking in bodies of water.

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