text: The Basque goddess Mari turned a shepherd who built a house too close to one of her caves into this animal.
full_question: The Basque goddess Mari turned a shepherd who built a house too close to one of her caves into this animal. One of these animals named Kutkh turns into an old man after regurgitating the Earth in a Chukchi myth. The protector deity Gonpo Jarodonchen is represented by this animal, explaining its presence on the royal crown of Bhutan. One of these animals pushed a thorn into the foot of another animal to make it drop the box containing the sun, moon, and stars. In a similar myth system, one of these animals sang to a clam to make it release the first men. Another goddess appeared in the form of this animal to advise Donn Cuailnge ("Cooley") to flee and also to signify the death of Cuchulainn. Apollo's prophecies were delivered by this animal, which was originally white until he scorched it for bringing him bad news. The Morrigan often took the form of, for or 10 points, which bird, two of which named Hugin and Munin were owned by Odin?
first_sentence: The Basque goddess Mari turned a shepherd who built a house too close to one of her caves into this animal.
raw_answer: ravens [or crows; or corvids; prompt on "birds"]