In alternate myths, one of these animals either turns into a (*) clump of dirt in a woman's drinking water to be reborn as a fussy baby or stabs a seagull with a thorn in order to release the sun, moon, and stars.
According to legend, one of these animals disguised himself as a deer with a firebrand tied to his tail in order to distract people and steal fire from them. After failing to carve fish out of wood, that animal caused Salmon Woman to produce salmon without her husband's knowledge. One of these animals released men from a clam shell and women from a chiton in order to let the two sexes meet for the first time, and he is later swallowed by a whale. In alternate myths, one of these animals either turns into a (*) clump of dirt in a woman's drinking water to be reborn as a fussy baby or stabs a seagull with a thorn in order to release the sun, moon, and stars. The Morrigan takes the form of one of these birds, and Huginn and Muninn are two of these birds which report news to Odin. For 10 points, name this animal, a non-Coyote Native American trickster figure.
According to legend, one of these animals disguised himself as a deer with a firebrand tied to his tail in order to distract people and steal fire from them.
raven [or crows; accept Tulukaruq, He’mask’as, Chulyen, Guguyni, Nankil'slas, Kwekwaxa'we, or anything else that turns out to be a Native American term for raven]