Talk:Piasa

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The Piasa Bird legend seems sort of similar to the legends of Perytons in Europe. Both creatures were large flying monsters that attacked and ate men. Both creatures had horns like deer. Both creatures were reported to be largely impervious to weapons.

It kind of makes me wonder if these legends might have been based on real creatures.