In Egyptian mythology, Anubis was believed to be the son of one of these animals, who was often depicted as carrying a tray of food.
The Narmer Palette depicts the sistrum-bearing deity as one of these creatures. In Zoroastrianism, the Vendidad declares the urine of this animal to be cure for all illnesses. In Hinduism, Kamadhenu was one of these animals and Prithu was able to plant crops after catching the goddess Prithvi in the form of one of the creatures. In Egyptian mythology, Anubis was believed to be the son of one of these animals, who was often depicted as carrying a tray of food. In addition to Hesat, another of these creatures created (*) Buri and nourished itself by licking the salt blocks of Ginnungagap, Audhumla. Odysseus' crewman got into some serious trouble for eating these animals that belong to Helios and Pasiphae dressed up as one of these in order to seduce the father of Minotaur. Io was turned into, for ten points, what type of animal, which are extremely sacred to Hindus.
The Narmer Palette depicts the sistrum-bearing deity as one of these creatures.
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