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Change:  nine or more heads. In the Greek mythology, these creaturecan only be defeated by cutting it'shead and burning it's neck. Known to havea very venoumous blood and breath. Cryptozoological Creatures | Norse Mythology Creatures ImagesReturn to Mythical Creatures and Beasts Home   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 204)

Change: CivilizationCivilization.Centaur-a half-man half-horse creature. Claimed to have inhabited the mountains of Thessaly.Cyclops- the one eyed giant.Harpy-winged death spirits, well-known for stealing foods from Greek King PhineasLamia-a Greek mythological female demon. Half-woman and half-serpent, she was described as a child-devouring murderer.Medusa   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 205)

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Change: when shewas beheaded by Perseus.Satyrs-hoofed demigodsof woods and fields. Associated with strongsex drives and nymphs are often their target.Siren-deities who lured sailorsto destruction with theirmelodic songs.Cryptozoology Photos | Norse Mythology Creatures ImagesReturn to Mythical Creatures and Beasts Home   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 164)

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Change:  Mythological creatures of the Ancient Greek CivilizationCentaur-a half-man half-horse creature. Claimed to have inhabited the mountains of Thessaly.Cyclops- the one eyed giant.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 27)

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