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Which gods tended to take human forces?
Greek
God tended to take human forms?
Greek ! 300!
In which myths and religions did Gods tend to take animal forms?
In Greek myth, Zeus takes the form of a swan and bull.
In what mythology were gods known to take animal forms?
Yes. In Greek mythology, Zeus took on the form of a swan to seduce one of his lovers.
What are the gods and goddesses forms?
They can take on any form they wish.
Can all greek gods take the form of an animal?
Yes, all Greek gods and goddesses seemed to be shape shifting.
Why did you see the ghost of a fox?
Apperitions that take animal forms are common.
Who is the goddess of animals?
Most gods that take animal form can come from Egypt and India. In Egypt, God of the underworld, Anubis, has a dog head. Almost all of the Gods in Egypt will take an animal form. Many gods in India will be and elephant or cow. The cow is a sacred animal to the Indians.
When you see an abandoned animal what do you do?
Unfortunately, if they are not picked up by someone, they usually will die. If they are picked up, the animal shelter will examine their health, and if they are deemed alright, that animal will be tended to and put up for adoption.
What is kinolau?
Kinolau literally means = MANY BODIES. Gods and goddesses had the ability to change into any given form that they so desired, when they wanted. The most powerful gods ane goddesses could take forms that wehe EtherTalk human, animal, vegetable, mineral, or other form. The more power/mana these deities were assumed to have, the more different forms they were thought to take at will. Example: Kamapuaʻa, he had the ability to turn into a pig, human, a fish, a type of grass, and or even the rain whenever he feloni it wae necessary.
Where the greek gods grumpy?
No the Greek gods were not "grumpy". In fact, most of them were quite cheerful. However, they tended to take sides in mortal wars. It is believed that in WW2 the Greek gods took sides. They don't fight in the mortals' wars, but they start their own wars with each other because they disagree about who should/will be victorious in the mortal wars. In general though, the gods were not grumpy. They merely had minor discrepancies that caused anger and irritation occasionally leading to wars.
Did Greek gods take animal form?
Zeus, at least, was rather fond of this trick. He usually did it to get his groove on with some mortal chick: Leda and the swan, Europa and the bull.
