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Cerberus is known as the hound of Hades. This monster is the guarden of the underworld. Many believed that this monster had more than 3 heads but Cerberus only has 3 dog heads on its body. The hound of Hades is the offspring of Echidna and Typhon. Another feature of this monster is that it has a serpant tail, and many snake head protruding its body.
Bigfoot is monster that some believe is real, and some believe it is just a myth. The big foot is a native monster to North America mostly in the Northwest region. One feature to the bigfoot is that it is ape like. Another feature is that it is big and tall. Also the bigfoot can either have brown or black hair.
The concept of monsters is to put fear into people. This is done by the way they look

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