What's a one-eyed monster from Greek mythology got to do with tennis? Well, this Cyclops is a system of infra-red beams which is used to help determine whether serves are in or out. With top players ...

About a quarter of their lambs were being born dead or deformed—sometimes with a single eye centered in the middle of their forehead, like the Cyclops of Greek legend, or missing their upper jaw.

The ancient Greek epic illustrates a true hero's journey as the titular figure faces Polyphemus the Cyclops, Sirens, the nymph Calypso and the witch goddess Circe in the treacherous oceans that ...

Odysseus, Greek hero and the King of Ithaca ... The men started to eat, but the owner of the cave, a giant one-eyed Cyclops called Polyphemus - who’d have guessed that - returned with his ...

The Cyclopes were so grateful they gave Zeus and ... Please note that the animation includes depictions of violence from Greek mythology. We advise watching before sharing with your class.