The Wroxall Satyr is a mythical figure from Isle of Wight folklore that is said to haunt the area of Wroxall. According to legend, the satyr is a mischievous spirit with a horse's ears and tail, and a permanent state of arousal. People have claimed to see the Wroxall Satyr lurking in the woods, often near streams and waterfalls. It is believed that the Wroxall Satyr is a protector of wildlife and nature, and its presence is said to bring good luck. Some even believe that the Wroxall Satyr can bring fertility and fertility to those who encounter it. Whether or not the Wroxall Satyr is real, it has become an important part of Isle of Wight folklore and culture.