In West Africa, Ebune and Ikanga are usually represented as these and represent the return of rain and strength.
In West Africa, Ebune and Ikanga are usually represented as these and represent the return of rain and strength. In Irish myth, Fionn sees one of these creatures representing the entire world while Celtic myth has Cernunnos accompanied by a serpent with this animal's head. In Egypt, Banebdjedet is this type of animal, as is Khnum. In the Book of Daniel, one of these is destroyed by a goat in a vision while one of the best-known representations of one of these creatures in myth is a gift from Zeus to Nephele to act as a guardian to her children before its was sacrificed by Phrixus. For 10 points, identify this animal that yielded the Golden Fleece.
In West Africa, Ebune and Ikanga are usually represented as these and represent the return of rain and strength.
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