The Chimera is a legendary creature from Greek mythology, known for having the body of a lion, the head of a goat, and a serpent's tail, and for being a fearsome fire-breathing monster.
Overview
Chimera In Popular Culture
Famous Chimeras In Folklore
The Symbolism Of The Chimera
Chimera In Art And Literature
Origin Of The Chimera In Mythology
Chimera Vs Other Mythical Creatures
Chimera In Genetics And Biotechnology
Modern Interpretations Of The Chimera
Physical Characteristics Of The Chimera
Scientific Concepts Related To Chimeras
Greek Mythology
Ancient Greek
Biotechnology
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Discovery
Breathing
Medicine
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Serpent
Vishnu
๐ฆ The Chimera is a fire-breathing monster from Greek mythology.
๐ It has the body of a lion, the head of a goat, and a serpent's tail.
๐บ The Chimera terrorized the townsfolk of Lycia in ancient Turkey.
๐ฅ Bellerophon used the winged horse Pegasus to defeat the Chimera.
๐ฆ The name 'Chimaira' in Greek means 'she-goat'.
๐ฅ The Chimera was born from the monster Typhon and the serpent Echidna.
๐จ Ancient Greek artists painted the Chimera as a terrifying creature.
๐ The Chimera has been described by famous writers like Homer and Hesiod.
๐ Today, the term 'chimera' also describes something made of different parts.
๐งฌ In biology, a chimera can refer to an organism with cells from different sources.