Greek Mythological Creatures

Fire breathing monster with three heads (lion, goat, dragon) and a serpent tail

3 sisters with snake hair whose glance would turn men to stone

Half woman and either half bird or half lion; asked nearly impossible riddles; eats men

3-headed dog who guards the gates of the Underworld

9-headed monster; when one head is cut off, two more grow back

With the head and torso of a man and the body and legs of a horse, often seen as an archer

Also known as the "hundred-handed ones"; these 3 creatures have 50 heads each

All of these creatures have more than one head EXCEPT

Ravenous monster with a woman's head/body and a bird's wings and claws; a demon of Zeus

Creature with the head and wings of an eagle and the body, tail, and hind legs of a lion

3 Sisters (either half-bird or half-fish) who sing beautifully and lure sailors to their deaths

A whirlpool monster who devoured ships

Upper half is a woman, lower half is a serpent/monster; she eats men raw

Half-man, half-goat creature; associated with nature and the woods

A rock monster with 6 heads who ate sailors whose ship passed too close to the shore

Huge, one-eyed creature associated with metal crafts and volcanoes

The "Father of All Monsters," a huge creature with a human upper half and 100 dragon heads