upper human bodies, and the horns and hindquarters of a goat. Some were companions of Pan and Dionysus. Agreus Ampelos Marsyas Nomios Silenus or Papposilenus, companion and tutor to the wine god Dionysus. Scylla, once a nereid, transformed by Circe into a many-headed, tentacled monster who fed on passing sailors in the straits between herself and Charybdis by plucking them off the ship and eating them. Scythian Dracanae, upper body of a woman, lower body composed of two snake tails. Sea goats, creatures having the back end of a fish and the front parts of a goat. Sirens, bird-like women whose irresistible song lured sailors to their deaths. Skolopendra, a giant sea monster said to be the size of a Greek trireme. It has a crayfish-like tail, numerous legs along its body which it uses like oars to move, and extremely long hairs that protrude from its nostrils. Child of Phorcys and Keto. Spartae, a malevolent spirit born from violence. Argo crew member Jason fought alongside these creatures after discovering the dragon teeth could create these violent spirits. Spartae is generally depicted as skeletal beings with some form of weapon and military attire. Sphinx Androsphinx or simply Sphinx, a creature with the head of a human and the body of a lion. Criosphinx, a creature with the head of a ram and the body of a lion. Hieracosphinx, a creature with the head of a hawk and the body of a lion. Stymphalian birds, man-eating birds with beaks of bronze and sharp metallic feathers they could launch at their victims. Tarandos, a rare animal with the size of an ox and the head of a deer. It could change the color of its hair according to the environment that it was, like a chameleon. It was living at the land of the Scythians. Solinus, wrote about a similar creature in Aethiopia and called it Parandrus. Taraxippi, ghosts that frightened horses. Thoon, a giant. Three-Bodied or Triple-Bodied Daemon, a winged monster with three human bodies ending in serpent-tails. Tityos, a giant. Triton, son of Poseidon and Amphitrite, half-man and half-fish. Typhon or Typhoeus, a humongous savage monster with snake coils instead of limbs; father of several other monsters with his mate Echidna. Almost destroyed the gods but was foiled by Hermes and Zeus. Unicorns or Monocerata, creatures as large as horses, or even larger with a large, pointed, spiraling horn projecting