How was satyr created?

Satyrs, figures from ancient Greek mythology, were believed to be companions of Dionysus, the god of wine and revelry. They were often depicted as having human features combined with animal traits, typically resembling goats, which symbolized untamed nature and fertility. In mythology, satyrs were thought to embody the spirit of the wilderness and were associated with music, dance, and indulgence. Their creation reflects the Greeks' fascination with the balance between civilization and the primal aspects of human nature.