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