Along with his ravens, Odin has two of these animals named Freki and Geri, and two of them named Hati and Skoll chase the sun and moon across the sky.
In the Lay of Harbard (HAR-barth), Thor tells the namesake Greybeard that he once defeated women who transformed into these animals or were like them on Hlesey (LAY-soy) island. Duke Gediminas (geh-dim-MIN-us) founded Vilnius where he glimpsed an armored one of these animals, and Hyndla rides one of these animals in her namesake Lay. The river Van originates in the mouth of one of these creatures, who is subdued by an object made from paradoxical materials like a woman's beard and a fish's breath. Along with his ravens, Odin has two of these animals named Freki and Geri, and two of them named Hati and Skoll chase the sun and moon across the sky. For 10 points, name these animals, who include a son of Loki fated to devour Odin, Fenrir.
In the Lay of Harbard (HAR-barth), Thor tells the namesake Greybeard that he once defeated women who transformed into these animals or were like them on Hlesey (LAY-soy) island.
wolves [or wolf; accept bears until "Gediminas" is read] &lt;Golfinos&gt;