In Ojibwe mythology Nanabozho, the Great one of these is associated with the creation of the world, while the an Egyptian god with the head of one of 
In Ojibwe mythology Nanabozho, the Great one of these is associated with the creation of the world, while the an Egyptian god with the head of one of these creatures is usually shown holding a knife in both hands and is known as Wenenut. In Aztec mythology, a group of four hundred gods of this creature called Centzon Totochtin were emblematic of fertility and drunkenness.  The Japanese and Koreans believe that they make snacks out of rice while the Chinese believe that one is pounding herbs, and all three believe that these creatures do so on the moon.  This creature's prevalence as a trickster figure in Central and Southern Africa probably influenced a central figure of the Uncle Remus stories.  FTP, identify this four-legged Lagomorph whose foot is associated with luck.
In Ojibwe mythology Nanabozho, the Great one of these is associated with the creation of the world, while the an Egyptian god with the head of one of these creatures is usually shown holding a knife in both hands and is known as Wenenut.