In a Wabanaki tale, a huge one of these animals named Bootup serves as Glooscap’s mount. One of these non-flying animals fights a battle that uproots thousands of trees in a Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw (“QUOCK-wock-ya-WOCK-wuh”) tale. In a third tradition, these descendants of Tangaroa (“tahn-gah-ROH-ah”) guide various iwi to new places to settle. (-5[1])In Pacific Northwest (-5[1])tales, these animals war with thunderbirds. (10[7]-5[1])Their scientific (10[3])name (10[1])is identical to the name of the monster that attacked (10[1])Andromeda. (10[1]-5[1])Part of these animals (10[2])names (10[1])the stage in which the hero (10[3])is reborn (10[2])in a journey described by Joseph Campbell. A (10[1])man leaving the port of Jaffa chooses to sail for (10[2])Tarshish, (10[1])but then loses a (10[1])drawing of lots (10[1])and encounters (10[1])one of these animals (10[2])for three days, (10[2])after which he (10[1])obeys God and goes to Nineveh. (10[4])For 10 (10[1])points, what sort of animal swallowed (10[1])Jonah? ■END■ (10[3])