Kamadhenu: A divine cow that could fulfill any wish, Kamadhenu was often associated with Lord Krishna’s childhood in Vrindavan.

Garuda: The mighty eagle-like creature and mount of Lord Vishnu, Garuda, played a role in Krishna’s life, particularly in the Mahabharata.

Apsaras: These celestial nymphs are often mentioned in Krishna’s stories, especially during his time in Dwarka.

Yakshas and Gandharvas: These mystical beings appear in Krishna’s tales, interacting with him during various adventures.

Nagas: Serpent-like beings, Nagas, have significance in Krishna’s life, such as the encounter with the serpent Kaliya.

Asuras: Evil demons like Putana and Bakasura were vanquished by Krishna as part of his divine mission.

Kinnaras and Kimpurushas: These half-human, half-bird beings are mentioned in the broader context of Krishna’s celestial interactions.

Celestial Deities: Deities like Lord Indra and Lord Varuna often appeared in Krishna’s tales, sometimes as allies and at other times as adversaries.