Scylla

Appearance: Scylla is often depicted with twelve dangling tentacles, six long necks each topped with a gruesome head resembling dog heads (called seadogs), and three rows of sharp teeth in each mouth. The necks and tentacles are connected to her lower torso. Her upper body and face resemble a siren, and her entire form is 100 times larger than a human.

Behavior: Scylla is vicious and predatory. She resides in a narrow cave over the ocean and preys on anything that comes within her reach. Sailors passing through the strait are often caught and devoured by her multiple heads.

Origin: Scylla's transformation from a beautiful nymph to a monster varies across myths. One version suggests she was transformed by the jealous goddess Circe, who was in love with Glaucus, a sea god who loved Scylla. In another version, she is turned into a monster by the gods as a punishment.

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