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Representative image for question: In Mesopotamian myth, which monstrous bird (also called Imdugud) stole the Tablet of Destinies and was later defeated by the hero Ninurta?

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In Mesopotamian myth, which monstrous bird (also called Imdugud) stole the Tablet of Destinies and was later defeated by the hero Ninurta?

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In Mesopotamian myth, which monstrous bird (also called Imdugud) stole the Tablet of Destinies and was later defeated by the hero Ninurta?

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Anzû
Humbaba
Tiamat
Pazuzu

Correct answer: Anzû

Explanation: Anzû (Imdugud) is the storm-bird who seizes the Tablet of Destinies in Akkadian and Sumerian narratives; versions of the Anzû myth date to the Old Babylonian period (c. 18th century BCE).

Created 2026-03-10T22:17:52.960Z. Updated 2026-03-10T22:17:52.960Z.