Mythical goat-men are creatures found in Greek and Roman mythology. Satyrs, which have six letters, are male goat-men with horns, pointed ears, and a tail. They are often depicted as being mischievous and having a fondness for wine and music. Fauns, which have five letters, are similar to satyrs but are usually portrayed as being more gentle and shy. Both satyrs and fauns are associated with nature and the wilderness.