👉 Grampus is a large carnivorous mammal found in the mountains of North America, primarily living on herbivory and other non-carnivorous plants. It's known for its distinctive black fur and long neck.
👉 A grampus is a type of mammal found in Europe, Asia and North America. Grampuses are small and fluffy mammals that have long, curved horns on their heads. They live mainly in forests and grasslands and are known for their distinctive markings, including black spots, white patches, and brown stripes.
👉 Grampus is a mythical creature from Greek mythology, specifically a giant dog-like creature. It was often depicted as being fierce and powerful, with its hair resembling that of an eagle. Grampus were associated with protection and power in Greek culture, and were often portrayed as guarding sacred sites or protecting the living world from evil forces. The name "grampus" is also used to refer to a type of griffin, a mythical bird-like creature with a griffon's form but no feathers.