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Who is Triton?
Demigod of the sea. He is the son of Poseidon. His upper body was human and his lower half was sea creature-like
Is Poseidon a human-octopus or a human-mermaid?
well as Greek mythology Poseidon was god of sea, horses, and earhquakes (sometimes). no one knows if it was true yes or no, but there is 99.9% that he was a merman
Why did Poseidon and Zeus do things like that?
Because they could, being gods of the ancient Greeks.
Why was Poseidon smart?
Poseidon was not traditionally known for being smart; in Greek mythology, he was associated more with power, the sea, earthquakes, and horses. However, like other gods, Poseidon possessed knowledge and wisdom within his domain.
When was Shakin' Like a Human Being created?
Shakin' Like a Human Being was created in 1986.
What does being mean in human being?
I think it means like being alive or being human not exactly sure
What kind of music did Poseidon listen to?
What kind of music do poseidon like
Why kids fascinated with animals general?
Kids like animals because they are cute and cuddly. They like them because they know animals look different - unlike human, and yet retain human like quality.
What is like being a human?
it is fabulous!
Who do you think Ponyboy curtis is like?
Ponyboy is unlike most greasers. He likes to read, watch movies and he has never got into trouble by the Police. He has good grades and is the youngest of all greasers.
Where when did Poseidon die?
Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, did not die in mythology; he is an immortal deity. In ancient Greek beliefs, gods like Poseidon were considered eternal and beyond human experiences such as death. While there are various myths involving conflicts among gods, none depict Poseidon meeting his end. Instead, he remains a prominent figure in mythology, associated with the ocean and earthquakes.
Would On the moors the hare is running races in her mirth be a metphor?
No, this is an example of personification, where the hare is being described as if it has human qualities (mirth/joy). A metaphor directly compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as".
