They can speak in mythology, so one would imagine they could mimic a voice having their own.
According to the History channel the Cyclops myth may have come from elephant skulls found on the islands around the time of the Greece/Troy wars and Homer. An elephant has a large nostril hole where human eye holes are and could be easily confused to be a human skull with only one eye.According to myth, the Cyclops gave up one eye to their god to gain the ability to see the future, but their god only gave them the ability to see their own death.
One of the most memorable Roman story is the one of the Cyclops, in which Ulysses tricks the monster into his own death. Another one was the story of the Locus Flower.
Ah, the Cyclops, a creature of the ancient tales. He offered a noble gift to Odysseus, a gift that spoke of his strength and power. The Cyclops promised to eat Odysseus last, showing a twisted form of respect in his own unique way.
Odysseus' main enemy could be seen as Poseidon, although he had many enemies or confrontational encounters including:The CiconesThe cyclops Polyphemus and the other cyclopsCirceScylla and CharybdisHis own crewApollo (after slaughtering the cattle of Helios)CalypsoMelanthius, the goat herderIrus, the beggarPenelope's Suitors.
they are fictional so they don't scare me. but according to legend, the Cyclops was a giant, who traded an eye for knowledge of the future, after making the deal with the gods, the gods only gave them knowledge of their own death. So a cyclops warrior was never afraid and a fierce warrior because they didnt fear death.
They can speak in mythology, so one would imagine they could mimic a voice having their own.
According to the History channel the Cyclops myth may have come from elephant skulls found on the islands around the time of the Greece/Troy wars and Homer. An elephant has a large nostril hole where human eye holes are and could be easily confused to be a human skull with only one eye.According to myth, the Cyclops gave up one eye to their god to gain the ability to see the future, but their god only gave them the ability to see their own death.
they eat their own brothers and sisters
One of the most memorable Roman story is the one of the Cyclops, in which Ulysses tricks the monster into his own death. Another one was the story of the Locus Flower.
Polyphemus is unable to get help from the other cyclops because he is isolated from them on his own island. Additionally, the other cyclops may fear or envy his strength and power, making them unwilling to assist him.
The cyclops didn't like following rules. They liked to make up their own rules. They weren't scared of the law; they just didn't want to live by it. Besides, Cyclops in mythology represented the tops of volcanoes.
Confucianism is a philosophy; an abstract idea cannot have emotion of its own, therefore it could not fear death and the answer is no.
Blinding the cyclops instead of killing it allows Odysseus and his men to escape undetected, as they can only be released from the cave by the cyclops. If they had killed the cyclops, they would have been trapped in the cave with no way out. Blinding the cyclops is a strategic move to ensure their own safety and freedom.
You could choke on your own vomit causing death.
Tecumseh Tecumseh supposedly predicted earthquakes and his own death.
Ah, the Cyclops, a creature of the ancient tales. He offered a noble gift to Odysseus, a gift that spoke of his strength and power. The Cyclops promised to eat Odysseus last, showing a twisted form of respect in his own unique way.