In Egyptian mythology, Unut is a goddess with a rabbit's head. She originated from the pre-dynastic period as divine snake also known as "the swift one". She was worshiped at Hermopolis. During the dynastic period, she got a human body and a desert hare's head. She had a bunny-headed, white-garbed hieroglyphic denoting her, but she was rarely spoken of in literature or inscription. In other words, she's obscure, but there is a hieroglyph for her. Only one pharaoh ever took her as his patron deity, Unas, a pharaoh who reigned in the 2300s BCE. What she is the goddess of, however, isn't known.