At mǎn yuè (“mon-yweh”) celebrations, 30-day-old babies are gifted the feet of these animals, which have become a byword for unloyal men. A breed of this animal found around Tài Hú (“ty-hoo”) produces high-grade bǎn yóu (-5[1])(“bahn yo”). The rhyme “get your … tatt, shout out to your frat” helped gangsters popularize a cartoon one of (-5[1])these animals that is banned on Dǒuyīn (“doh-in”). The (-5[1])dombegogi dish (10[1])is made from the Jeju (10[1])(“CHAY-joo”) Black variety (10[1])of these animals, (10[2]-5[1])which were fed (10[1]-5[1])until the 1960s with a structure similar to the “horse bucket.” (10[2])Because this animal snacked and napped during the Jade Emperor’s Great Race, it appears (10[1])last in the zodiac. (10[3])After insulting the Moon Goddess, (10[1]-5[1])a character is turned into one of these animals (-5[2])and is named for the eight Buddhist commandments, (-5[1])or bā jiè (“bah jyeh”); that character is introduced after Sūn Wùkōng (10[1])in Journey to the West. (10[1])For 10 points, Hàn dynasty outhouses dumped into the sties of what farm animals? (10[2])■END■ (10[7])