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Where are the gs for dual hydra in bakugan?
around the legs
Make sentence with hydra?
The many-headed hydra is a fearsome creature.
Which kingdom is a hydra in?
Hydra was a many headed serpent in Greek mythology
How many heads did the hydra have in Greek mythology?
The Hydra in Greek mythology had nine heads.
How many heads does a hydra typically have?
A hydra typically has between 5 to 9 heads.
What serpent with seven heads?
The Hydra?? I think you may be referring to the Lernaean Hydra, which by varying accounts has as few as 5 and as many as 100 heads. 9, however, is the accepted standard.
Many headed monster?
Hydra
How many cells are in a hydra?
2!
How many cells does a hydra have?
69
How many cells are in hydra?
2!
How many cells does hydra have?
69
How many heads did the hydra have that slew Hercules?
in the Hercules film, he stops and sears at the hydra after he cuts off some heads and i saw the hydra had 27 heads and also had 29 heads when Hercules is falling into the hydra
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