Sætahon
Sætahon is a mythological creature traditionally associated with the coastal regions of Denmark, particularly documented in folklore from the island of Møns Klint. According to medieval oral accounts, it is described as a large, serpentine beast with iridescent scales that flicker like the northern lights. The creature is said to dwell beneath the sea-rock strata, emerging only during stormy weather to lure sailors toward the cliffs.
The name "sætahon" is believed to derive from the Old Norse words for "shore" and "guardian," reflecting
Sætahon has appeared in various forms of modern Danish cultural heritage. It is occasionally referenced in
Scholars studying Baltic Sea legends note that the sætahon represents a broader pattern of marine guardians