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Bahamut: The World-Carrying Fish in Mythology

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Arabic Bahamut: Bahamut is a vast fish supporting the world in Arabic cosmography
He carries Kujata, a bull, on his back with a ruby mountain
Beneath Bahamut lies a dark realm inhabited by snake Falak
Bahamut's size prevents human vision from seeing him
Hebrew Behemoth: Hebrew version of Bahamut takes form of hippopotamus, elephant, or bull
Known for huge appetite and serves as Satan's servant in Hell
Roar during summer solstice tames Earth's wild predators
Will battle Leviathan on Day of Judgment
Cultural Impact: First appeared in Arabic cosmography as "Bahamut" in 1291
Featured in One Thousand and One Nights and Bible
Portrayed in sci-fi movies and Final Fantasy games
Some believe he represents sauropod dinosaur
Physical Characteristics: Arabic version described as unimaginably large fish
Hebrew version shows strength in loins and iron bones
Sometimes appears as sea-serpent with limbs and teeth