The Cyclopes were giant creatures from Greek mythology, known for having just one large eye in the middle of their foreheads.

Stories featuring a kitten with a single cycloptic eye swept the internet in 2006: Cy, short for Cyclopes, a kitten born with only one eye and no nose, is shown in this photo provided by its owner ...

Columbia author Jeffrey Haskey-Valerius followed a surprising creative instinct into his debut novel "The Cyclopes' Eye." ...

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The Cyclopes of Idaho, 1950s A rash of deformed lambs eventually led to the creation of a cancer-fighting agent.

Lab-made tadpole cyclopes could help with human organ transplants It’s not a fairy tale; it’s science ...

“Cyclopes" Is a refreshable Braille display that can be used to consume digital information (mainly text) from the cell phones in the form of Braille codes and also to interact with their phones ...

Gods & Monsters pits you against Typhon, Gorgons, Cyclopes, and Hydras Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters will throw some of Greek mythology's scariest beasts at you ...

The two other new species are the Xingu silky anteater (Cyclopes xinguensis), from the Xingu River in Brazil, and the red silky anteater (Cyclopes rufus), from Rondonia, also in Brazil, and with a ...