The seer Idmon foresaw his own death by one of these animals, but joined the (-5[1])Argonauts (10[2])anyway. After failing to correctly guess how many offspring would be born to one of these animals, Calchas (10[1])(“KAL-cuss”) lost a divination contest (-5[1])to his rival Mopsus (10[1]-5[1])and subsequently died of shame. A man trapped one of these animals in deep snow (10[2])to bring it back (10[2]-5[1])alive (10[3]-5[4])to (10[2]-5[1])Tiryns. (10[5])While hunting one of these animals as a boy (10[1])with his grandfather (-5[1])Autolycus, Odysseus (10[1])suffered a scar (10[1])on his thigh. (10[4])The brothers (10[1])Toxeus (10[2])and Plexippus (10[1])were killed by their nephew after a dispute over the spoils (10[1])of one of these (10[1])animals. (10[5])Oeneus’s (“EE-nee-us’s”) failure to dedicate the first fruits of the harvest led Artemis to punish him by (10[1])sending (10[1])one (10[1])of (10[1])these animals. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, what animal did Atalanta and (10[2])Meleager (10[1])kill because it was ravaging Calydon? (10[1])■END■ (10[8])