Bosgosu o Busgosu
The Bosgosu is a forest spirit originating from Asturian folklore. It is said of him that his entire body is covered in hair and that he possesses two horns on his head and legs ending in hooves. He is considered the lord of animals and trees, and for this reason he abhors hunters and woodcutters, since they decimate precisely the creatures he protects. If someone becomes lost in the forest, the Bosgosu has the courtesy of accompanying them to the way out. Among his negative traits is one that is common to forest spirits: pursuing women in order to satisfy his sexual needs.