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Who did Odysseus tell the Cyclops he was?
Answer: Nobody
Why: When Polyphemus later shouted that Nobody was hurting him, the other Cyclopes simply went away.
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What do biologists call an animal made from two embryos?
Answer: A chimera
Why: Unlike a hybrid such as a mule, whose cells all share one mixed genome, a chimera mixes cells of two origins.
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Who chased the Harpies away from Phineus?
Answer: Zetes and Calais
Why: As winged sons of Boreas, the North Wind, the pair could chase the Harpies through the air.
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How did Perseus fly to the Gorgons?
Answer: Winged sandals
Why: Pegasus was not around yet: he sprang from Medusa's neck when Perseus beheaded her.
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How many eyes did the three Graeae share?
Answer: One
Why: Their name means the grey ones, for the sisters were grey-haired from birth.
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Where was the bronze giant Talos's one weak spot?
Answer: His ankle
Why: His single vein ran from neck to ankle and was sealed at the bottom by a bronze nail.