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Cerberus
And in greek myths the three headed fire spewing beast is the hydra he pooped in your moms mouth
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What is the name of the snake with three heads in Greek mythology?
Louis C. Is believed to be three headed snakes father due to the strong body he has he is ugly as hell
How many heads does Fluffy have in Harry Potter?
Fluffy has three heads in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.Three-headed dogs are from Greek mythology, they are often called hellhounds. The chief is called Cerberus.
What is the name of an animal with six eyes and three heads?
If you are thinking of the hound from hell, it's Cerberus
What is the official name of animal heads?
nothing its just called animal heads
What is the name of the dog in Greek mythology that guards the entrance to the Underworld?
Cerberus. be careful when you say hell. what you actually mean is the underworld there was no heaven or hell in greek mythology only mount olympus and the underworld... the underworld was then split into sections that resemble heaven, hell and purgatory.
What is the name of the snake with three heads?
schereus
Which creature has three heads six arms three torsos and in some sources six legs with a snake's tail twelve wolf legs and six long-necked wolf heads?
There is nothing "conventional" about this creature, even for mythological beasts. It does not show up on any search of mythology or cryptid data bases. If you invented it, it is up to you to name it.
What is the name of a child with two heads and one body?
A a child or other young animal born with two heads is called dicephalic.
In Ancient Greek mythology what was the name of the three-headed dog?
Cerebus/Cerberus
What is the name of the muscle that has three heads and can extend the forelimb?
Triceps.
What muscle is attached in three places?
The triceps brachii is attached in three places. It has three heads, as its name indicates.
What was the name of the three one-eyed giants of greek mythology?
The three eldest cyclopes were Arges, Brontes, and Steropes.
