Sometimes depicted as an old man who passes on knowledge of the sacred rites, he stole fire from the Fire Beings and allegedly spied on Badger and other animals while impersonating the moon.  
Kusku attempted to resurrect this god's son by submerging him in a lake, while another death-related myth claims that in his haste to see his dead wife he opened a box containing dead souls before he had reached the land of the living.  Another myth attributes the creation of the horse to him, and he defeated the testicle-eating Moon and created a new man from Moon's blood in one creation myth.  Sometimes depicted as an old man who passes on knowledge of the sacred rites, he stole fire from the Fire Beings and allegedly spied on Badger and other animals while impersonating the moon.  For 10 points, name this trickster deity of the American Southwest.
Kusku attempted to resurrect this god's son by submerging him in a lake, while another death-related myth claims that in his haste to see his dead wife he opened a box containing dead souls before he had reached the land of the living.  
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