When you think of werewolves, your mind probably jumps to terrifying creatures, full moons, and Hollywood-style horror. But Scotland, being the land of surprises that it is, has a werewolf that’s—wait for it—actually friendly. Meet the Wulver, a shaggy, wolf-headed creature that prefers handing out fish to terrorizing villagers. Quite the plot twist, aye?

For centuries, Scotland’s landscape has been shaped not only by its rugged beauty but by the deep-rooted mysticism of its sacred wells and healing springs. Scattered across the country, these ancient waters were believed to hold miraculous properties, offering cures for illnesses, blessings for the faithful, and even glimpses into the future.