Poseidon was also known as the Earth shaker.
No one really no the answer to that question but the guess it trillions and trillions of rocks knon to man on eath
the earth is known as the blue planet, also know as 'The World'
They do this by a really simple 'process' known as Observation; this involves measurement of parameters over Time and many Calculations.
The water sphere of earth is the HYDROSPHERE.
Thor god of thunder. Or Poseidon. Poseidon was known as the Shaker of the Earth.
Thor god of thunder. Or Poseidon. Poseidon was known as the Shaker of the Earth.
Poseidon was also known as the Earth shaker.
Poseidon was called the earth-shaker in geek mythology because he caused earthquakes when he was angry.
He hasn't got one in mythology, merely titles and epithets.
Poseidon's domain is the ocean,. He is also known as Earth Shaker, God of the Sea, and Tamer of Horses. Everyone needs him because of the natures cycle.
That is a very easy question! Poseidon is also known as the "Earth-Shaker", the God of the sea, the man of the sea, the powers behind the water, the trident god, and much more
Poseidon controlled the sea, and could make the earth shake with his fury. He was known to dash men against rocks, and once turned a Phaecian ship into stone.
Poseidon is the god of earthquakes and is known as the "Earth-Shaker." He is also the god of the sea and horses. He is known in Roman mythology as Neptune. Although Poseidon is a brother of Zeus, his primary role was controlling the seas. It would seem that "on land" he would need his senior brother's permission to be an "earth shaker".
Poseidon was known as 'Earth Shaker' because, besides being god of the sea, he was also the god of earthquakes.
Roman Name:Neptune Etruscan Name:Nethuns Nickname:The Earth Shaker
Poseidon is the God of the Sea and because of his ability to cause earthquakes, he is known as the Earth-Shaker. His earthquakes contributed to the Minoan palace-culture collapse. Some stories have Poseidon being hidden from his father, the same as Zeus. He was in on a plot to overthrow Zeus.