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Antaeus

Famous for wrestling.

Cacus

A fire-breathing giant.

Crab

aka Karkinos/Carcinus; a giant crab.

Cyclopes

Three immortal giants, each with one eye in the center of his forehead.

Giants (of the Gigantomachy)

Mainly human shape BUT had serpents' tails attached to their legs or feet. NOT the hundred-armed giants

Laestrygonians

Cannibals/man-eating giants

Minotaur

Cretan monster with a bull's head and a man's body

Otus and Ephialtes

Twin giants. Known as Aloiadae or Aloadae or "sons of Aloeus."

Talos

A bronze giant.

Tityus

An Euboean giant.

Typhon

A monster with 100 burning snake heads.

Harpies

Birdlike female monsters.

Sirens

Bird women who lured sailors with their songs

Stymphalian birds

Birds that infested Lake Stymphalus.

Argus

A man with many eyes.

Cerberus

The watchdog of Hades.

Geryon

A three-headed man or had the body of three men from the waist down.

Hecatoncheires

Three giants, each with 50 heads and 100 arms.

Orthus

A two-headed dog.

Scylla

A monster with a woman's head and six dogs for legs or six heads on long necks.

Bronze bulls of Aeetes of Colchis

Fire-breathing bulls.

Cerynitian Hind

A golden-horned deer.

Chimaera

A fire-breathing Lycian monster with either three heads or the front parts of a lion, the middle of a goat, and a snake's tail or all of these at once.

Cretan Bull

A bull sacred to Poseidon.

Crommyonian Sow/Phaea

A wild pig.

Erymanthian Boar

A giant boar that lived on Mount Erymanthus.

Man-eating mares of Diomedes

Four mares that ate human flesh.

Nemean Lion

A monstrous lion.

Nessus

A centaur (half horse/half-man)

Pegasus

A winged horse.

Sphinx

A female monster who could fly.

Colchian dragon

An ever-wakeful giant serpent.

Echidna

A half-nymph, half-speckled snake (Heisod). Famous for her children

Hydra

A multi-headed serpent; when one head was lopped off, two more grew in its place.

Ladon

A 100-headed snake.

Python

A monstrous snake/dragon..

Charybdis

A whirlpool on the western side of the northern entrance to the Strait of Messina

Furies/Erinyes

Female spirits who punished offenders against blood kin.

Gorgons

Three snaky-haired monsters.

Graeae

Two (sometimes three) ancient hags.

Medusa

The only mortal Gorgon.