The annals of Ancient Egyptian king  Thutmose III described a marvelous foreign bird that “gives birth daily.” Zoroastrians viewed them as spirits whose cries told of the cosmic struggle between darkness and light.
Os anais do antigo rei egípcio Tutmés III descreviam uma ave exótica e maravilhosa que "dá à luz diariamente". Os zoroastrianos as consideravam espíritos cujos cantos falavam da luta cósmica entre a escuridão e a luz.