April 10th is National Harpy Eagle Day in Panama. We join the celebration with 10 fun facts that you might not know about ...

Once considered beautiful, harpies became wicked, ugly creatures in mythology. The mythology of a harpy arises from the ...

As a Nebraska Greek, you’ll surround yourself with a collection of diverse students connected by their dedication to five values: Academic Achievement Leadership Development Civic Engagement Community ...

VOLOS, Greece – Greek authorities have started collecting hundreds of thousands of dead fish that poured into a tourist port in the central city of Volos this week after being displaced from ...

When asked for advice he first begged them to defeat the Harpies. The Argonauts chased them away, and in return Phineus explained how to navigate past the Symplegades and that they should trust ...

The Ancient Greeks took their entertainment very seriously and used drama as a way of investigating the world they lived in, and what it meant to be human. The three genres of drama were comedy ...

Early European explorers named the huge birds after the harpies of Greek mythology, predatory "frightful flying creatures with hooked beaks and claws". Mr Blanco first came across them over 20 ...

In Charlie Covell's Greek mythology-based series, Prometheus gives you a one-liner introduction to each figure and location, but the show's not Greek Mythology 101 by any means — there's ...

These mathematical calculations, each named after a letter from the Greek alphabet, provide critical knowledge about how options contracts will react under different market conditions. While the ...

The couple posed for a picture with their new passports alongside Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his wife. The PM posted the picture on Instagram on Saturday. Hanks and Wilson "are ...

Add the Catacombs of Milos to your itinerary when visiting the lesser-known Greek island. The extensive underground tunnel system is touted as one of the best-preserved catacomb sites in the world.

People believed patron gods protected them from harm. A Greek coin showing Pegasus and the goddess, Athena. The Greeks thought the gods lived high above Mount Olympus, in a palace in the clouds.