In Native American myth, one of these animals named Ictinkike served as a war god. In addition to foxes, the Shinto food god Inari often took this form in order to nudge people toward doing good deeds. Another of these animals once dropped a pot filled with the world's wisdom while trying to climb down a tree and in another story traded a python, a leopard, some hornets, and a dwarf to Nyame for all the world's stories. In Greek myth, one of these creatures was originally a woman who was punished for depicting stories of the love affairs of the gods during a weaving contest with Athena. For 10 points, name this eight-legged animal exemplified by Anansi and Arachne.
In Native American myth, one of these animals named Ictinkike served as a war god. In addition to foxes, the Shinto food god Inari often took this form in order to nudge people toward doing good deeds. Another of these animals once dropped a pot filled with the world's wisdom while trying to climb down a tree and in another story traded a python, a leopard, some hornets, and a dwarf to Nyame for all the world's stories. In Greek myth, one of these creatures was originally a woman who was punished for depicting stories of the love affairs of the gods during a weaving contest with Athena. For 10 points, name this eight-legged animal exemplified by Anansi and Arachne.
In Native American myth, one of these animals named Ictinkike served as a war god.
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