Achilles had a talking pair of these animals, and Heracles' eighth labor targeted two man-eating ones owned by the Thracian king Diomedes.
Marduk owned four of these animals whose mouths were coated in poison. Vainamoinen used a pike and parts of this kind of animal to build the first kantele, and Loki distracted one of these animals during the building of Asgard's walls. Zeus gave these animals to Tros to compensate for the abduction of Ganymede, and Amaterasu (*) hid in a cave after Susano'o threw one of these animals' head into her hall. Achilles had a talking pair of these animals, and Heracles' eighth labor targeted two man-eating ones owned by the Thracian king Diomedes. Sleipnir was an eight-legged example of—for 10 points—what animals that often pull chariots?
Marduk owned four of these animals whose mouths were coated in poison.
horses [or stallions; or ponies, or mares] &lt;AF&gt;