One-Eyed Giants of Legend: The Cyclopes in Greek Mythology
Greece, with its sunlit ruins and olive-laden hills, gave the world not just democracy and drama—but monsters. Among the oldest and most unforgettable are the Cyclopes: towering, one-eyed giants who shaped gods’ weapons and devoured unlucky sailors. Known for their brute strength and terrifying simplicity, Cyclopes were the raw muscle of myth—untamed, primal, and dangerous. But to understand the Cyclops
