The Chimer Fire-Breathing Greek Lion

The Chimera was a fire-breathing Greek monster that was believed to have the head and body of a lion, a goat head protruding from its back, and yet her tail was a snake. The Greek monster was the child of Typhoeus and Echidna and was known to reside in Lycia. Chimera was traditionally a female mythological character who was believed to have been the sibling of Cerberus; the three headed dog that guarded the entrance to the underworld. She was rumored to have given birth to multiple other greek monsters, such as the Sphinx and the Nemean Lion. This monster had a reputation for being associated with shipwrecks, storms, and other natural disasters. Unfortunately; or maybe fortunately for the greeks, the Chimera was killed by Bellerophon.