Stymphalian birds

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The Stymphalian birds are fearsome man-eating birds from Greek mythology, known for their metallic feathers and association with one of Heracles’ Twelve Labors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf legendary bird
mythological creature
appearsIn Labors of Heracles NERFINISHED
associatedWith Heracles NERFINISHED
Twelve Labors of Heracles NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Athena NERFINISHED
associatedWithLocation Stymphalus NERFINISHED
category Creatures in Greek mythology
Mythological birds
causes devastation around Lake Stymphalia
defeatedUsing bronze castanets
krotala
rattle given by Athena
describedIn Apollodorus NERFINISHED
Pausanias NERFINISHED
later mythographic traditions
drivenAwayBy Heracles NERFINISHED
enemyOf Heracles NERFINISHED
greekName Στυμφαλίδες ὄρνιθες NERFINISHED
groupSize flock
hasAbility fly
shoot feathers like arrows
hasBodyPart bronze beaks
metallic feathers
sharp claws
hasCharacteristic aggressive
carnivorous
fearsome
flock-dwelling
man-eating
hasHabitat Arcadia NERFINISHED
Lake Stymphalia NERFINISHED
hasWeapon bronze beaks
metallic feathers
killedBy Heracles NERFINISHED
laborNumber Sixth Labor of Heracles NERFINISHED
languageOfOrigin Ancient Greek NERFINISHED
locatedInMyth Greece NERFINISHED
namedAfter Lake Stymphalia NERFINISHED
originatesFrom Greek mythology
partOf Heracles myth cycle NERFINISHED
similarTo harpies
sirens
symbolizes civilization overcoming chaos
savage dangers of the wild
taxonomyInMyth monstrous birds
threatens humans
livestock

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Stymphalia hasMythologicalCreature Stymphalian birds