Apis
In Egyptian mythology, Apis (or Hap) was the bull god of Memphis, Egypt. He was personified on Earth by any black bull with a white triangle on its forehead. These bulls were slaughtered at twenty-five years old. His cult was associated with Ptah, and the underworld (Duat)
In Greek mythology, Apis is the ruler of Apia, a prophet, the son of Phoroneus and Teledyne. He was killed by Aetolus, leaving no heirs.
Apis is also a Genus of bees.