Folklore of the British Isles gives this type of animal names such as Churchyard Beast, Oude Rode Ogen, and Dip, and associates them with the (*) Devil.
One of these creatures, Surma, embodies sudden and violent death and guards the gates of Tuonela in Lönnrot's Kalevala. Chantico was turned into one of these animals by Tonacatecuhtli after eating banned foods. Folklore of the British Isles gives this type of animal names such as Churchyard Beast, Oude Rode Ogen, and Dip, and associates them with the (*) Devil. The father of Erigone, Maera, was one of these animals, as was Argus, a companion of Odysseus. For ten points, name this animal from mythology, examples of which include Sirius and the three-headed Cerberus.
One of these creatures, Surma, embodies sudden and violent death and guards the gates of Tuonela in Lönnrot's Kalevala.
{Dog} (accept equivalents)