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Where do greek mythology harpies come from?
Harpies are the hounds of Hades, so I guess they are from the Underworld.
Who killed the Harpies in Greek mythology?
Jason killed the Harpies by first throwing 2 spears both slicing of their wings and when they fell Jason stabbed the Hrpies until their death then told Phineas who the Harpies were stealing off that the Harpies were dead
What are the names of the harpies?
Various names are given to the harpies (Aello, Celaeno, and Ocypete) .... there may be a fourth one named Podarge
What are the harpies' weaknesses?
They are afraid of brass
Who are harpies enemys?
nobody knows yet
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