Turoń

Say! Here's something strange and bizarre! 

Behold! Turoń! 

The Festive Monstrosity in the Form of a black horned shaggy Animal 

with a flopping Jaw! 

According to Polish Folklore, 

a Person covered himself with cloth sheet or sheep skin, holding a wooden pole in front of them, topped with a bull's head with flopping jaw, horns (sometimes real ones – bovine – or simply, wooden ones), the head covered with 

rabbit skin or some other Animal Skin Part of the Ritual in Poland.

The People of Poland also sang this Song about Turoń. 

Idź, turoniu, do domu

nie zawadzaj nikomu

nie tuś się wychował

nie tu będziesz nocował

Which loosely translates as:

Go now, Turoń, go Home

Don't you bother any more Souls

Here's not the Place you live

This not the Place you shall sleep

The Word for tur is meaning Aurochs.