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A phoenix is a great fiery red bird with sparkling eyes. When it becomes old it burns, then a new Phoenix is born from the ashes. Its tears have healing powers, and it will help all those loyal to its master.
It has colourfull plumage with a tail of gold or scarlet. In some mythological stories the tail can be green, blue or purple. It is a bird of great beauty and can live over 500 years in the wilderness
A phoenix looks like a flight-worthy peacock with around 3 to 7 large tail feathers like the eye shaped ones on a peacock. It also has fire coloured plumage (Bright reds, oranges and yellows) and is usually seen on fire.

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* Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens * Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austin * Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte * War of the Worlds, H. G. Wells

The mythical phoenix sets fire to itself because that is it's own way of dying. When humans die we can die from many different reasons, but the phoenix sets fire to itself when it knows it is old and weak then it comes back to life as a new healthy phoenix. The phoenix continues this cycle of life for ever.

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• Phoenix: A legendary bird that does not live on fruit or flowers, but on frankincense and odoriferous gums. When it has lived five hundred years, it builds itself a nest in the branches of an oak, on the top of a palm tree. In this it collects cinnamon and spikenard, and myrrh, and of these materials builds a pile on which it deposits itself, and dying, breathes out its last breath amidst odors. From the body of the parent bird, a young Phoenix issues forth, destined to live as long a life as its predecessor. When this has grown up and gained sufficient strength, it lifts its nest from the tree (its own cradle and its parent's sepulcher), and carries it to the city of Heliopolis in Egypt, and deposits it in the temple of the sun.
• The Phoenix is a mythological bird, said to burst into flames when it died. It would then rise from its' own ashes with new life.
• Professor Dumbledore (from Harry Potter) owns a pet phoenix named Fawkes. Harry's wand's core is made of Fawkes' tail feather. He also gave another tail feather to the wand which Lord Voldemort carries. Fawkes leaves when Dumbledore dies.

A werewolf's prey is small mammals, birds, deer, cattle and really anything with blood in it, and sometimes, but rarely they attack humans.

The phoenix of myth and legend is known best for regenerating itself from its own ashes.

A phoenix is a mythical creature and not a real animal.

It represents immortality, idealism or hope. It is a person or thing that can be restored after a calamity

The story is about a magical and ancient Bird, Phoenix, full of beauty but because some materialistic people want to earn more money, they force the poor bird to fire itself in order for the new bird come to existence that happened but the fire killed all those people around.

Phoenix, in ancient Egypt and in Classical antiquity, is a fabulous bird associated with the worship of the sun. The Egyptian phoenix was said to be as large as an eagle, with brilliant scarlet and gold plumage and a melodious cry.

Phoenix are born and when they die they turn to ash. A new baby phoenix is born from the ash. People consider that its just renewing itself, not really dying.

I do not know its antithesis, but there are two possibilities. One is the peacock, which symbolizes the same things the phoenix does (the sun and the moon (the cosmos); life, death, and rebirth), but the peacock symbolizes vanity, whereas the phoenix does not, at least not to my knowledge. The other is the dragon, though the dragon represents the emperor and the phoenix represents the empress, representing the yin/yang, even though the dragon is a more sinister symbol in most cases, but despite this, the dragon and phoenix are both blissful lovers and mortal enemies. Now, if you want the inversion, it might possibly be the peacock, not the dragon (since the dragon is mostly the antithesis of the griffin or elephant). Another potentiality might be the vulture, but I do not know,

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A group of Phoenixes is not commonly referred to with a specific term as they are typically depicted as solitary creatures in mythology. A young Phoenix is sometimes referred to as a Phoenix chick.

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