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Several cultures have myths related to lunar eclipses or allude to the lunar eclipse as being a good or bad omen. The Egyptians saw the eclipse as a sow swallowing the Moon for a short time; other cultures view the eclipse as the Moon being swallowed by other animals, such as a jaguar in Mayan tradition, or a mythical three-legged toad known as Chan Chu in China.[citation needed] Some societies thought it was a demon swallowing the Moon, and that they could chase it away by throwing stones and curses at it.[1] The Ancient Greeks correctly believed the Earth was round and used the shadow from the lunar eclipse as evidence.[2] Some Hindus believe in the importance of bathing in the Ganges River following an eclipse because it will help to achieve salvation.[3]