The Camahueto is a legendary bull found in Chilote mythology. Originating in the Chiloé Archipelago^{[citation needed]}, the bull was said to have a single horn on its forehead, similar to a unicorn's.^[1][2]

The Camahueto is said to grow within rivers, moving to the ocean when they are fully grown.^[1] The exact nature of the creature varies within folklore, but it is variously said to eat humans, control time and create rain or thunder at will.^[3] Characterised as a destructive animal, the Camahueto is said to destroys all crops and capture all creatures it comes across when it travels on land.^[2] Legends tell of humans being dragged into the depths of the sea by the Camahueto when they cross its path, or approach its resting place.^[1][4]

According to legend, the only way to rid yourself of a Camahueto is to call for the aid of a machi, or witch, who can lead the animal back to sea using a lasso made of kelp.^[2]