A god who usually takes this form guides his twin brother on a journey in which that brother blows into a (*) conch and retrieves some jade bones.
A god usually shown in the form of one of these animals wept so much after withdrawing from the sacrifice to create the fifth sun that his eyes fell out of their sockets. The legendary cadejo ["ca-DEH- ho"] has hooves like a deer, but otherwise resembles this animal. Depictions of the ahuizotl are often confused with these animals, since the ahuizotl was basically one of these that lived underwater. A god who usually takes this form guides his twin brother on a journey in which that brother blows into a (*) conch and retrieves some jade bones. To please the god Ilyapa during droughts, the Inca would commonly tie up a black one of these animals until it was dying of thirst. The psychopomp Xolotl ["sho- LO-tl"] was depicted with the body of a skeleton and the head of one of these animals. For 10 points, identify these common animals in myth, another example of which was Cerberus.
A god usually shown in the form of one of these animals wept so much after withdrawing from the sacrifice to create the fifth sun that his eyes fell out of their sockets.
dogs