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What is the hydras Roman name?
The Roman Name for The Hydra is just Hydra.
Is there a Roman equivalent to Hydra?
hydra is a Greek mythological figure not a roman number.
What is the scientific name for hydra?
Hydra or Hydra
What is the common name for hydra?
hydra
What is hydra scintific name?
gorgon is another name for hydra
Does the hydra exist in Roman mythology?
Yes
What was hydra greek name?
Lernaean Hydra.
What is the name of the hydra Odysseus killed?
Hercules killed the hydra, not odysseus
What is the scientific name of hydra?
Hydra is a scientific name. Hydra is a genus of fresh water animals and belongs to the phylum cnidaria and the class hydrozoa. Hydra was also a serpent like water animal in Greek mythology.
What is a hydra's phylum name?
Cnidarians
What is a name for a moss plant?
hydra
What is the name of Pluto's largest moon?
Hydra
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