Thunderbird
A Thunderbird is a magical creature from the Wizarding World, primarily known for its majestic appearance and ability to create storms as it flies. Originating from J.K. Rowling's "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," Thunderbirds are native to North America and are closely associated with the indigenous folklore of various Native American tribes.
In the Harry Potter universe, Thunderbirds are described as being capable of generating storms with the flapping of their wings and can also sense danger. They are highly intelligent and are known to be noble creatures, often serving as protectors in their native habitats. Thunderbird feathers are used as powerful magical cores in wands, making them highly sought after by wandmakers.
The Thunderbird is also one of the four Ilvermorny houses, representing the soul of a witch or wizard and valuing adventurous and daring individuals.
