In Norse mythology, this phenomenon is controlled by an eagle-shaped giant named Hraesvelg [hRAYS-velg]. A Greek god of this phenomenon abducted the nymph Chloris. Hoping to find treasure, Odysseus's crew (*) opened a bag con
In Norse mythology, this phenomenon is controlled by an eagle-shaped giant named Hraesvelg [hRAYS-velg]. A Greek god of this phenomenon abducted the nymph Chloris. Hoping to find treasure, Odysseus's crew (*) opened a bag containing this phenomenon. It is governed by Aeolus [ay-oh-luhs] in Greek mythology, who presides over Boreas [boh-ree-as] and Zephyrus [zeh-fee-ruhs], the Northern and Western type of this. For 10 points, name this weather phenomenon that propels ships with sails.
In Norse mythology, this phenomenon is controlled by an eagle-shaped giant named Hraesvelg [hRAYS-velg].