Geri and Freki - In Norse mythology, Geri and Freki are two wolves that accompany the god Odin. In Old Norse, Geri means "greedy" and Freki means "gluttonous".
Wolves-companions of Odin are mentioned in the literary monuments of Scandinavia of the XIII century - the Elder and Younger Edda, as well as in skaldic poetry.

In the "Speech of Grimnir" (one of the sagas of the Elder Edda), verse 19, it is said that Odin eats only wine, and all the rest of the food that is on his table, he throws to two wolves lying at his feet.