High Five Facts - Griffins

The video explores five fascinating facts about griffins, mythical creatures with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle, symbolizing power and wisdom. It covers their depiction in ancient Egyptian art, where they were associated with the god Horus and believed to have protective powers. In Greek and Roman mythology, griffins were seen as guardians of treasures and fierce fighters, featuring in stories like Jason and the Argonauts. During medieval times, they were prominent in heraldry, symbolizing strength and loyalty. Today, griffins continue to appear in art, literature, and popular culture, serving as mascots and beloved mythical figures.

What role did Griffins play in medieval heraldry?

In what ways are Griffins represented in modern culture?