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^The Bennu bird, also referred to by the Greeks as the Phoenix due to its association with resurrection and re-birth. It was said to appear every five hundred years.
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One extinction-defying beast to appear in ancient Egypt was a woolly mammoth, according to some interpretations of this picture, from the tomb of Rekhmire:
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^Does it appear every "half-millennium or so", and how was it "death-defying", like say, a Bennu/Phoenix? More than one possible answer will lead to a higher probability that he/she gets the answer to the question wrong so I think we should only focus on mythical beasts that FULLY match the description he/she's looking for.
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I thought the Bennu/Phoenix was considered the ancient elder of rebirth. Is it true that the phoenix would bury its dead in a single grave and return back to it.
The only Monster i can think of is Apep,but they slew him every morning or else everything would be fucked up.
I wonder what this Beast is and does it have any association with Apep.
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http://youtu.be/HCUdOhG__d4 click me^ Ammit may fit the bill in the realm of myth he got his start in the Sahara Nice doggie heel boy heel.. Posts: 6546 | From: japan | Registered: Feb 2009
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