Flying examples of these animals with human faces are reborn from the souls of unbaptized children and named for their association with the archangel Gabriel. The sound (-5[1])of rattling chains follows the movements (15[1])of a shapeshifting creature that typically appears as one of these animals called the Barghest. (15[5]-5[1])The cries (15[3])of an otherworldly (15[1])group of these animals (15[2]-5[1])are (15[1])loudest (15[1])when heard from afar and sound like honking geese. (15[2])Those red-eared animals (15[1])are owned by Arawn, (15[3])the king of Annwn (15[2])(“AH-noon”). After (*) Pryderi’s disappearance, six (-5[1])ladies-in-waiting (10[1])used the blood of these animals (10[1])to (10[1])frame his mother Rhiannon (10[1])for his murder. (10[1])English churchyards (10[2])would bury one of these animals (10[2])to ward off the devil (10[2])and (10[1])a large black one of these animals (10[2]-5[6])called a grim (10[3])was a warning (10[2])of death. (10[8])For (10[1]-5[1])10 points, (10[1])name these domestic (10[1])animals whose howls accompany the Wild Hunt. (10[1])■END■ (10[9])