Display title | Snake People |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Snake Person, Naga, or Lamia is a liminal being usually depicted with a human head, arms and torso with the added twist of a snake's tail similar in many respects to a mermaid, centaur, and some genies. Beings like this can also involve more exotic bodily configurations such as wings or changing the ratio of snake to human. Also, for some reason,[1] most examples are female. |