Satyr

A satyr is a creature from ancient Greek myths and stories. They are half-human and half-goat, which means they have the upper part of a person (including a human face) and the lower body of a goat (with hooves instead of feet).

Satyrs are known for being very mischievous and playful. They love to sing, dance, and play music on their pipes. They are often shown in artwork and stories as being the constant companions of the god of wine, Dionysus.

In some tales, satyrs are also known for being a bit naughty and sometimes even dangerous. They can be tricksters who like to play pranks on people, and they are often very interested in chasing after female characters.

Overall, satyrs are intriguing and sometimes mischievous creatures who are an important part of Greek mythology.