A wild six-headed one of these creatures was slain and hung on a chariot's dust-guard by Ninurta.
A wild six-headed one of these creatures was slain and hung on a chariot's dust-guard by Ninurta. A god who took this animal form was married to the piscine goddess Hatmehit and had his cult center at Mendes, where he was sometimes worshipped as the ba of Osiris. A Greek god briefly took this form in order to father one of these animals with Theophane. A god depicted with the head of this animal formed a triad with his consort Satis and daughter Anukis at Elephantine. The aforementioned Banebdjedet was the northern equivalent of that god with this animal form, who ruled over the caves of Hapi that served as the source of the Nile and used flood-borne silt and clay to form humans on his potter's wheel. A flying example of these animals was sent to rescue Phrixus and Helle from Ino; later, part of that one's carcass was sought by the Argonauts. Khnum had the head of, for 10 points, what type of male animal, also the source of the Golden Fleece?
A wild six-headed one of these creatures was slain and hung on a chariot's dust-guard by Ninurta.
a ram [prompt on "sheep" or "ovine" or Ovis aries; do not accept "ewe"]