Do Muggles know about magic in Fantastic Beasts?

Muggles very rarely understood magic, even going to extreme lengths (and sometimes making themselves seem rather foolish to wizards) to ignore obvious occurrences of magic, and wizards very rarely understood technology. Even though the Muggles lacked magic, they still posed a threat to the wizarding world.

Are Muggles more intelligent than wizards?

No. But muggles aren’t more intelligent either. As a muggle, you’re judging wizards based on your standards: math and science. These fields are an inquiry into how things work in our world.

Do wizards live longer than Muggles?

Wizard life expectancy in Britain reached an average 137¾ years in the mid-1990s, according to the Ministry of Divine Health, although the oldest wizard on record reached the age of 755 in late 1991; wizards in general have a much longer life expectancy than Muggles, usually living two or three times as long as their …

What can Muggles not see in Harry Potter?

There are no other magical creatures in the series which Muggles can’t see. It’s mentioned that they CAN see giants, dragons, etc. Non-human creatures such as house elves and goblins have their own ways of going unseen, or of blending in. Structures like Diagon Alley and Platform 9 3/4 are hidden by magic.

What is the difference between a wizard and a Muggle-born?

Worst of all — to the purists anyway — were “Muggle-borns,” or magical people born to non-magical families (like Hermione, or Harry’s mother, Lily). As Rowling explained it, the difference between wizards and Muggles was the presence of a magic gene, making the ability to cast spells hardly any different than the ability to dunk a basketball.

How did the Weasleys get along with the other Muggles?

In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the pair were said to be nervous about being in Diagon Alley, but soon struck up a lasting friendship with the Weasley family. Especially Arthur Weasley, who was fascinated by their Muggle ways. Exposing Muggles to the wizarding world is not without its dangers, however.

Can witches and Wizards cast spells without Muggles witnessing?

If the witches and wizards cloaked themselves from Muggles with their spells and it’s said that only witches and wizards can cast spells, how come magical creatures like ogres, dragons, unicorns, etc aren’t witnessed by Muggles?