Another of these animals, which poisons Menw fab Teirgwaedd  (MEN-oo fob TEER-gwide)  
A mythological text titled for one of these animals ends with Fer Loga traveling through Áth Luain after requesting that the women of Emain Macha  (AH-mahn MAH-kah)  sing to him every evening for a whole year. In that text titled for one of these animals, Conall Cernach throws Ánluan's severed head at Cet mac Matach  (KET mac MAH-tahk)  during a dispute over the champion's portion at a feast hosted by Mac Da Thó. Another of these animals, which poisons Menw fab Teirgwaedd  (MEN-oo fob TEER-gwide)  after he steals one of its hairs, is actually the transformed son of Taredd Wledig. Ysbaddaden  (ISS-buh-DAH-den)  claims that cutting his hair requires obtaining the comb and scissors that lie between the ears of that one of these animals, which leads to King Arthur and his knights hunting it on behalf of Culhwch  (kul-HUUK) . For 10 points, name these animals that include Twrch Trwyth  (TURK TROO-ith)  and an "Erymanthian" one captured by Heracles.
A mythological text titled for one of these animals ends with Fer Loga traveling through Áth Luain after requesting that the women of Emain Macha  (AH-mahn MAH-kah)  sing to him every evening for a whole year.
 pig s [or   boar s; accept  Tale of Mac Da Thó's  Pig  or Erymanthian  Boar ]