Apparently a sword struck to the roof of its mouth
It is stated that the crowing of a rooster is fatal to the basilisk. It is for this reason that Ginny Weasly - controlled by the diary - kills the roosters.
Note: A basilisk is a ficticious creature.
According to Harry Potter, you will die just by looking into the eyes of a basilisk. Also, it has a very strong venom, in its teeth.
Note: A basilisk is a ficticious creature.
According to Harry Potter, you will die just by looking into the eyes of a basilisk. Also, it has a very strong venom, in its teeth.
Note: A basilisk is a ficticious creature.
According to Harry Potter, you will die just by looking into the eyes of a basilisk. Also, it has a very strong venom, in its teeth.
Note: A basilisk is a ficticious creature.
According to Harry Potter, you will die just by looking into the eyes of a basilisk. Also, it has a very strong venom, in its teeth.
Note: A basilisk is a ficticious creature.
According to Harry Potter, you will die just by looking into the eyes of a basilisk. Also, it has a very strong venom, in its teeth.
You kill the basilisk with the Gryffindor sword.
Harry doesn't look at the basilisk until Fawkes has blinded it. Therefore, it's eyes can no longer make eye contact with people and kill them.
Using the venom from it's fangs.. . .The basilisk's venom is one of the substances used to destroy a Horcrux, which is why Ron and Hermione go down into the Chamber of Secrets in Deathly Hallows, so that they can find a fang from the basilisk's skeleton and use to to destroy Hufflepuff's chalice, the Horcrux.
Yes, Harry was forced to battle the Basilisk in the second book, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.Looking at the eyes of a Basilisk will kill you instantly - thankfully Fawkes blinded the Basilisk making the battle much easier. Harry managed to stab it through the roof of it's mouth with the sword of Gryffindor. However, one of the Basilisk's poisonous fangs went into his shoulder. Harry was healed by Fawkes healing tears.
he blinded the basilisk
You kill the basilisk with the Gryffindor sword.
Basilisk, "little king".
By Stabbing a sword up it's throat
Fawkes stabs out the Basilisk's eyes, removing it's sight and the ability to kill people.
There is no "kill list" for mythical creatures such as the Basilisk, even in the Greek writings, they were more concerned with how then with who.
Harry doesn't look at the basilisk until Fawkes has blinded it. Therefore, it's eyes can no longer make eye contact with people and kill them.
Fawkes blinds the snake.
That's a basilisk.
Basilisks are weak against weasels. The odor, of all things, will kill the basilisk. Of course, the weasel will die, too. One wouldn't want to stab the basilisk, as it's supposed to contain so much venom that the stuff would run up the blade and kill him or her.
Yes, the basilisk is a carnivore, because if the victim has not been frozen, the basilisk will kill it with poison, then eat.ANS2:Basilisk lizards (the real ones, not the mythological ones) are also carnivorous but they don't poison or freeze their prey.
The basilisk of myth, which can kill you by looking you in the eye, is not real. However, there is a genus of lizards native to the Americas that have been name basilisks after the mythical creature.
It stares straight into their eyes, and they are turned to stone.(Edit from Dragonscarz13) A basilisk kills its PREY by stoning or killing them. As far as I know it can be impossible for the basilisk to survive its predators, the weasel and the rooster, as they are sure-fire ways used by people to kill basilisks. Just so you know, the weasel is immune to the basilisk's glance and the crow of the rooster will kill the basilisk instantly.Unless, of course, you're talking about the lizard, not the snake.... That's a completely different story.