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My Favorite Creatures
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Basic Information
In greek mthology the lernaean Hydra was a serpent like creature with dozens of eyes. Some people said it had more heads than people could paint. For every head you chopped off another two grew in its place! Its lair was the lake of lerna. Something most people didn't know was that inside of the lake was one of the enterances in to the underworld and that the Hydra was guarding it.

The Hydra was the brother of the Chimera and Cerberus and half brother of Othrus.

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Cerberus is a three headed hell hound, traditionally known for being Hades' pet dog and guard dog for the underworld.

It was the offspring of Echidna, a half human half snake and Typhoon, a fire breathing giant (which even the olympians feared). His brothers were Hydra and Chimera and his half brother is suposedly Othrus the two headed hell hound.

History
Greek Mythology: Cerberus is depicted as a dog with three ferocious head and the tail of a snake. His task is to guard Hades, only allowing the dead to enter. Only a few people have ever gotten past Cerberus to see Hades.
 * Orpheus, the famed musician, sneaked into Hades by using his music to lull Cerberus to sleep.
 * Hercules, with the permission of Hades, gets Cerberus in a choke hold, knocks him out and kidnaps him.

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The Cthulu is a Giant Monster with Wings and a Head Like an Octopus. The Cthulu is known to be The Dark Ruler of The Underworld. It Seems it has 2 Arms and 2 Legs. The Cthulu is a Mossy Green Color. The Wingspan is Longer Lengthwise then The whole Cthulu Heighthwise.

Books, Games, and TV

 * Super Scribblenauts: On Super Scribblenauts When you Type Cthulu it Appears a Giant Green Creature that can Fly.
 * South Park: Someone that has Watched it Please fill info here.

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Fire dragons are most commonly known as Dragons, European Dragons, or Western Dragons. Fire Dragons normally have red or black scales and massive talons. Fire dragons are the most common known dragon but it's also one of the rarest. Fire dragons mainly live inside active volcanoes or caves.

Just because they live in hostile regions doesn't mean that they don't come out and attack villages.

The fire dragon is most commonly known for it's firey breath which sets everthing it touches ablaze.

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The Ice dragon is one of the biggest dragons. It has either white or pale blue skin so that it can blend in with its surroundings eg.snow and ice. Ice dragons live in the Artic circle mainly Greenland, Iceland and Scandinavia in big hollow iceburgs. Instead of having a firey breath they have a blast of cold air with shards of ice in it.

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Chinese Dragons are also known as Eastern Dragons, or Lung. These dragons are traditionally thought to control every form of water, from the sea and the rain, to the smallest stream. They traditionally are able to fly, even though they don't have wings; this is due to their Chimu, a series of crests on their heads. People say that their breath makes clouds, and that wherever they appear they will bring rain. There is a special pearl that is lodged under the chin of this dragon, said to be priceless.

The Chinese held that this dragon could have both draconic and non-draconic offspring. There are nine types of guardian non-draconic offspring: Bixi, who like to bear heavy loads; Chiwen, who enjoy looking into the distance; Taotie and Baxia, who enjoy water; Yazi, who love battle; Bi'an, who hate criminals; Suanni, who love fire and smoke; Jiaotu, who are possessive of their domains; and Pulao, who like music and roaring.

There are also stories of dragons kin who were human. These children had all the power of their dragon ancestors, as well as a part of their nature. The emperors of China believed that they were such a line of descendents.

In the history of China there are tales of dragon keepers, those fortunate and wise enough to be trusted by the dragons with the care of their young and themselves. Dragons would actively seek these people out, coming to them to receive care and attention that they could not provide for themselves.