Ceto is a figure from ancient Greek mythology, often associated with the sea. She is considered a primordial goddess, representing the dangers and depths of the ocean. Ceto is typically depicted as a monstrous creature, embodying the fears and mysteries of the deep waters. Her offspring include various sea monsters, highlighting her connection to the chaotic aspects of the ocean. In mythology, Ceto is often linked to Phorcys, her brother and consort, who is also a sea deity. Together, they are said to have produced many mythical creatures, such as the Gorgons and Sirens. Ceto's role emphasizes the ancient Greeks' reverence and fear of the sea's unpredictable nature.