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What kind of creature is the monster?
A lake serpent.
What kind of beast was the serpent?
A wise one
What kind of bearer is ophuichus?
actually he is a serpent wrestler
What is Urugula?
urugula-From Sanskrit उरुगूला urugUlA ("kind of serpent").
What does their father is some kind of civil serpent mean?
it is a malapropism for their father is some kind of civil servant.
What kind of reptile is a basilisk?
a snake but way cooler more like a serpent
WHY is the tempter a serpent?
Snakes are always seen with negative connotations. They are seen as sneaky--they do slither and that can catch people and animals off guard. That might be partly why the tempter is serpent (a kind of snake).
Was Lucider the serpent?
Yes he was but he is also connected with cattle and trees. Kind of weird but the info is there. Look at the curse on him in Genisis. Medical symbol is the serpent on a staff or tree. Some odd relationships to be studied out.
What does the word cocathrice mean in the bible?
A Cockatrice is a serpent, but it is next to impossible to discover which kind. I believe there are about 8 different words in the Bible speaking of serpents and so we have no idea what type serpent this could be.
Who saw the first serpent?
Thor saw the first serpent and kill all the serpent.The Mother of all serpent is the midgard serpent and Thor killed the midgard serpent and save us all
What kind of story is The Serpent and the Swan?
The Serpent and the Swan is a fable that typically explores themes of deception, trust, and the consequences of one's actions. It often involves animals or mythical creatures as characters and contains a moral lesson at the end.
Julius Caesar is compared to a serpent's egg?
Yes, Marcus Brutus compares Julius Caesar to a serpent's egg which when hatches results in the existence of the poisonous serpent which if grows to its kind, becomes dangerous. Similarly, Julius Caesar, if bestowed with the crown, would become so powerful as to endanger the peaceful lives of the Romans.
