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The Open University, the future is open. You're Standing astride on the coast of Ben-Garsi is an almighty figure, the strong muscular frame staring out to the Mediterranean Sea belonged to the

Giant of Libya and Taeus. He was waiting for fools who would dare to come ashore.

When they did, they were met with a challenge by this robust stranger,

a challenge to a wrestling contest on the beach right there and then.

The visitor would either accept or decline.

Either way, they'd get dropped by this apparent guardian of the island.

It was almost as if he had some god-like powers.

Greek mythology tells the story of Antaeus, the giant of Libya.

Chances are his incredible power and physique came from his celebrity parents.

Poseidon the god of the sea and Gaya the goddess of the earth.

Poseidon was a randy old mythological deity as Gaya was one of many lovers that he took

over his time. Gaya would bear him many children, one of which is currently standing on the coast of Ben-Gasi spoiling for a fight.

There's certain perks that come when your mom is goddess of the earth, particularly if you're a confident meathead like Antaeus.

You see, Gaya had healing powers, powers that came from deep in the ground, when Antaeus was wrestling new Libyan arrivals

and he got knocked to the floor,

he would become fully healed by the goddess of the earth.

So every time this mighty giant, and it didn't happen very often, was felt his proverbial power bar

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