Fantastic Beast Found! New Species of Spider Named After Aragog
A newly discovered species of wolf spider has been named after Aragog.
A newly discovered species of wolf spider has been named after Aragog.
by Joshua Hansen · Published May 25, 2017 · Last modified November 8, 2018
Over the years, Rubeus Hagrid has been mostly immune to the scrutiny of “Potter” fans. Now, it’s time for that to change.
by Nathalia Velez · Published January 10, 2017 · Last modified May 25, 2019
J.K. Rowling’s characters are complex, interesting, and unique. On Peculiar People Day, let’s celebrate some of our favorite weirdos.
“Harry Potter”-inspired baby names such as Harry, Hermione, and Neville are commonplace these days, but what if you want to give your son or daughter a more unusual or indirect “Potter” name? Don’t worry! MuggleNet has compiled a list of the top five underrated “Harry Potter” baby names!
by Stephanie Bailey · Published June 5, 2016 · Last modified March 18, 2018
Your favorite groundskeeper turned professor is now a writer! Check out what he has to say about this new fantastic beast!
Dear Professor Hagrid.
I am thinking of buying/training a Thestral and I was wondering if you could give me some tips. Also, I was wondering if there were any ways of hiding Thestrals from people who have seen death and can see them.
Thanks,
A Gryffindor animal enthusiast
by Madison Ford · Published November 25, 2015 · Last modified January 23, 2024
Newt Scamander has already been working magic in the lives of our favorite “Harry Potter” characters, and we’ve still got under a year until the “Fantastic Beasts” premiere! Here are just four of the characters affected by Newt’s successful career as a Magizoologist.
Hello, Professor Hagrid. As a Muggle-born, I do not know much about the Wizarding World. While I have many questions I would like to ask, here is the one I’ve selected: Are there wizard veterinarians? I know this is sort of your job at Hogwarts, but what about outside of there? Surely, all wizards all over the world need some sort of care for their Hippogriffs and Phoenixes… If there are wizard vets, how would one go about training to become one? Is there a specific school for becoming a wizard vet? Oh, and I’m hungry for details – how does one examine a Phoenix, which is hot with flames? Or how do they protect a Unicorn during surgery from (literally) bloodthirsty people? I hope this letter finds you well, and please respond as soon as possible. Sincerely, Roaring Ravenclaw
Dear Hagrid, I have recently acquired a new puppy. She’s very playful and happy, as well as growing extremely quickly. She loves long walks in dark forests and chasing hippogriffs. She loves kids but as she is roughly twice as big as Fang I wondered if you would have any advice on training her and burning energy. What did you do with fluffy to excercise and train him? Sincerely, Aspiring magical creatures trainer