Hydra Tank Tops

Celebrate the successful mission to MAVETH with this NASA project shirt! Just beware of the creature that inhabits the world. It is not to be trifled with!

Heads will roll in the HR department for letting in this many bad eggs...

The legendary Hydra as a ZOMBIE in the Flaming Glow Design!

My original illustration originally drawn all in white pencil. Yes, I borrowed Pegasus from a different myth. It helped with the scale.

Hail hydrate. Cut off one head and two more shall take its place... and they'll both be thirsty.

Hail Hydra!

Heads will roll in the HR department for letting in this many bad eggs...

Hydra grunge

The organization designed to protect us has a dark secret. That secret has been growing within its ranks for years and now it is ready to show itself.

2020

What could go wrong? Hail Hydra!

Goose. Deserves. His. Own. Franchise.

Hydra Greece Map vintage style travel poster.

Hail Decepticons, Masters Of Cyberton!

Hydra in Disney's logo!

A baby hydra has just borned.

drawing of hydra glide motorcycle

Hail Hydra - Cap America Hydra

Hail Hydra

Mythical Creatures!

Happy hydra pal can smile at you from every direction!

The mythological Hydra from Jeremy Robinson's novel, PULSE! Now in orange!

Great design for this mythical creature

Hail Hydra

Mythical creature with many fans in the world.

Hydra, a powerful dragon with multiple heads. The Hydra(Draco hydra.), uniquely amongst the dragons, reproduces by splitting heads off from its body. This only happens after the Hydra is several hundred years old. The head will be cared for by its "parents" for a year, if they do not have a bout of forgetfulness.

Octo-Kun in a form of Marvel's Hydra logo.

Mythical creature with many fans in the world.

A DnD Hydra for the more experienced adventurer

Hydra greece retro map in a vintage style.

The abandoned Manikis mansion (and later "Mouragio" tavern) at Kaminia (or "Kamini") village, Hydra island, Attica, Greece Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III EXIF DATA 1/50 sec f/9 45 mm ISO 200

Or is it a hoopla? From Wikipedia: Hydra /ˈhaɪdrə/ is a genus of small, fresh-water animals of the phylum Cnidaria and class Hydrozoa. They are native to the temperate and tropical regions. Biologists are especially interested in Hydra because of their regenerative ability – they appear not to age or die of old age. A creative collage of PD pictures, including one CC-BY-2.0 one: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonynetone/25578905181/in/photostream/