a pair of immortal horses owned by the dawn-goddess, Eos. Lampus Phaethon Horses of Erechtheus, a pair of immortal horses owned by the king of Athens, Erechtheus. Podarkes Xanthos Horses of Dioskouroi, the immortal horses of the Dioskouroi. Harpagos Kyllaros Phlogeus Xanthos Horses of Hector Aethon Lampus Podargus Xanthus Horses of Helios, immortal horses of the sun-god Helios. Abraxas Aethon Bronte Euos Phlegon Pyrois Sterope Therbeeo Horses of Poseidon, immortal horses of the god Poseidon. Mares of Diomedes, four man-eating horses belonging to the giant Diomedes. Dinus Lampus Podargus Xanthus Ocyrhoe, daughter of Chiron and Chariclo. She was transformed into a horse. Trojan Horses or Trojan Hippoi, twelve immortal horses owned by the Trojan king Laomedon. Karkinos or Carcinus, a giant crab that fought Heracles alongside the Lernaean Hydra. Leopards Ampelus, Claudius Aelianus in the "Characteristics of Animals" writes that there is a leopard called the Ampelus, it is not like the other leopards and has no tail. If it is seen by women it afflicts them with an unexpected ailment. Dionysus' Leopard: Dionysus is often shown riding a leopard. Lions Nemean Lion, a gigantic lion whose skin was impervious to weapons; was strangled by Heracles. Lion of Cithaeron, a lion that was killed by Heracles or by Alcathous. Rhea's Lions, the lions drawing the chariot of Rhea. Snakes Gigantic snakes of Libya, according to Diodorus, Amazons used the skins of large snakes for protective devices, since Libya had such animals of incredible size. Snakes of Hera, Hera sent two big snakes to kill Herakles when he was an infant. Water-snake, god Apollo was about to make a sacrifice on the altar and he needs some water to perform the ritual. The god sends the raven to fetch some water in his cup, but the bird gets distracted by a fig tree and spends a few days lazily resting and waiting for the figs to ripen. After feasting on the figs, the raven finally brings Apollo the cup filled with water and he also brings a water snake (Hydra) as an excuse for being so late. Apollo sees through the raven's lies and angrily casts all three – the cup (Crater, Crater (constellation)), the water snake (Hydra, Hydra (constellation)), and the raven (Corvus, Corvus (constellation)) into the sky. Teumessian fox, a gigantic fox destined never to be hunted down. Tortoises/Turtles Giant turtle: Sciron robbed travelers passing the Sceironian Rocks and