The Nuckelavee, also known as Nuckalavee and believed to signify the "Devil of the Sea," originates from Orcadian folklore. Its name is a later adaptation of the Orcadian term "knoggelvi," likely derived from the Icelandic Nykur, related to the "Nokk" or "Nuggle." Standing nearly 6 feet tall at its horse head and approximately 9 feet at its humanoid head, weighing around 2,000 pounds, the Nuckelavee is a robust creature. Its appearance is a grotesque amalgamation of a horse with fish-like fins f

A poem about undoubtedly one of the coolest creatures in mythology - the Nuckelavee. Written by me! Performed by @actorlovejoy and supported by @creativescots | Kenny Boyle - Actor and Playwright