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As many heads on the mighty Hydra,

As many horns on the swift Pegasus,

Add to these the ships launched for the faméd beauty,

the stolen face who sealed the fate of Troy.

And last, add the number of Muses:

Those inspirational nymphs who whisper in the ears of

artists and poets

Like a mother cooing at her babe as she falls asleep.

Respuesta :

According to the early Greek poet Hesiod's Theogony, the Hydra, also known as the heads Lernean Hydra, was a massive water snake-like monster with nine heads (the exact number varies), one of which was eternal. It was said to be the progeny of Typhon and Echidna.

Because it is not a unicorn, Pegasus (or pegasi in the plural) lacks a heads. These two categories of mythical beings are entirely different species, and as a result, they exhibit various traits. It should be emphasised that the film's Hydra does not breathe acid; instead, it breathes fire. Two of the Hydra's heads breathe fire after Percy slices off the creature's central head.

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