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In Greek Mythology, Echidna, the 'Mother of All Monsters,' had the face and torso of a beautiful woman, but the body of a serpent. In some myths, she had more than one tail. These tentacles are apparently the tails of Echidna. It is stated by a Council scientist that when the tentacles become detached from Echidna, they begin to create a new host body.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Echidna Tentacles
rdfs:comment	In Greek Mythology, Echidna, the 'Mother of All Monsters,' had the face and torso of a beautiful woman, but the body of a serpent. In some myths, she had more than one tail. These tentacles are apparently the tails of Echidna. It is stated by a Council scientist that when the tentacles become detached from Echidna, they begin to create a new host body.
Level	Medium
dcterms:subject	Pandora's creatures
Faction	Mythology
Status	Annoying yet Threatening
Name	Echidna Tentacles
Caption	NEED IMAGE
Title	Echidna
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Gender	Unknown
Health	Very Low
Race	Mythological Creature
Location	In Sewers
abstract	In Greek Mythology, Echidna, the 'Mother of All Monsters,' had the face and torso of a beautiful woman, but the body of a serpent. In some myths, she had more than one tail. These tentacles are apparently the tails of Echidna. It is stated by a Council scientist that when the tentacles become detached from Echidna, they begin to create a new host body.

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