Do Griffens lay eggs?

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Or do they give live birth? The back half is 'lion' so I would suspect no eggs. But I've never seen anything written on it in books before. Seems to be one thing NOT covered when talking about mythological creatures.

Answer 1

"St. Hildegard of Bingen explains how griffin mothers lay eggs. The female would fly around looking for a cave. The cave had to have a narrow entrance but with a lot of room inside. This entrance would protect the eggs from the elements. Once the mother found a decent nest, she would venture in and lay three eggs and guard them with her life."-Mith-wiki-ology

So yes, griffins do lay eggs.

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Answer 2

The griffin, griffon, or gryphon is a legendary creature with the body, tail, and back legs of a lion; the head and wings of an eagle; and an eagle's talons as its front feet, so it would be impossible to say.

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Answer 3

spam

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Answer 4

No..i think it's not a mammal.

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Answer 5

It's for an art drawing.

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Answer 6

You couldn't look this answer up on Google?

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Answer 7

No. But Jeb bush sure does

• Mark4 years agoReport

  Why. I love you but why.
  

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Answer 8

Who cares.

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Answer 9

Griffins are mythical.If they will not exist,how will they reproduce ?

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Answer 10

get a life weirdo

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