The Dahu is a mythical creature from the folklore of the French Alps. It is often described as a goat-like animal with legs that are longer on one side than the other, allowing it to navigate the steep mountain slopes. The Dahu is said to be elusive, making it a popular subject of local legends and stories. In these tales, the Dahu is often portrayed as a shy and gentle creature, which can only be found in specific mountainous regions. Some stories suggest that it can be caught by luring it with special calls or tricks, adding to its mystique in Alpine culture.