One of the opponents of Krishna, a demon named Keshi, takes the form of this animal that is at the center of the Asvamedha Sacrifice.
One of the opponents of Krishna, a demon named Keshi, takes the form of this animal that is at the center of the Asvamedha Sacrifice. Â One of these animals with seven heads emerged during the churning of the ocean and is called Uchaishravas. Â In the Ulster Cycle, two of these animals emerge from the waters of Linn Liath and are named after their grey and black color. Â One of these animals helps a mason build the walls of (*) Asgard and is named Svadilfari, while other examples of these animals from Norse myth include the aspects of day and night, Skinfaxi and HrÃ­nfaxi. Â The water dwelling Kelpie resembles this animal, one group of which kills Abderus during the eighth labor of Heracles and belongs to Diomedes. Â For 10 points, name these animals exemplified by the eight legged Sleipnir.
One of the opponents of Krishna, a demon named Keshi, takes the form of this animal that is at the center of the Asvamedha Sacrifice.
horses [accept equivalents such as mares]