Medusa was once a beautiful woman, worshiping the goddess Athena. Then a God, named Poseidon, noticed her beauty and raped her. When Medusa begged Athena for help, Athena instead punished Medusa because in her mind it should be Medusa who should be punished (Athena was jealous of Medusa, and apparently to the Gods its perfectly okay to allow an innocent woman to be raped and then punished for being the victim)
Pegasus and Chrysaor by Poseidon.
I believe it is a snake or something to that sort. Like a serpant I think
Before the curse she had no man so Zues granted her Elizebeth. After she was cursed she had Pegasus.
Medusa's roman name was Medusa. Her name was the same, but in latin, it was rondanini.
When Perseues cut off Medusas head pegasus sprung out from her body and flew away.
When you looked at Medusa, you were turned into stone. The hero Perseus beheaded her, using a mirror shield.
medusas sistyers were myths and there names were ilindiabe and perpesadeliat and trantilaconrat.
Medusa was the child of Phorcys and Ceto, who in turn were the children of Gaia and Oceanus.
Pegasus' family is the gorgon, Medusa ( MUM ) an Greek God Poseidon (DAD). Brother Chrysaor. Grandpearents are Cronus and Rhea (POSEIDONS SIDE) and Phorcys and Ceto ( MEDUSAS SIDE).
"Measle and the Wrathmonk" tells the story of a young boy named Measle who is trapped in a mansion filled with magical dangers by his evil guardian, Wrathmonk. Measle uses his wits and bravery to outsmart Wrathmonk and his creations in order to escape and defeat him. The book is a mix of fantasy, adventure, and humor that will keep readers entertained.
Medusa's job was that she killed people if you looked at her head, eyes, or snake heads. you would turn to stone and be frozen until someone kills her. Perseus was the one who killed her, so everyone came back to life!! yeyy!!
A Cnidarian is a stinging animal such as a jellyfish or a sea anenome. They have stinging cells that they use predatorially for food. There are two body scructures for cnidarians--polyps and medusas. A polyp is attached to something and does not move, and its mouth is at the top. A medusa is free-swimming, and its mouth is on the bottom.