A crocodilian monster covered in mouths caused one of their gods to lose his foot and replace it with a smoking mirror.
Figures in their myths include a pair of lovers that were turned into volcanoes and a group of drunken gods known as the "four hundred rabbits." One of their gods carried a seashell on his back representing the moon after refusing to jump into a fire to become the fifth sun, while another wore flayed human skin. A crocodilian monster covered in mouths caused one of their gods to lose his foot and replace it with a smoking mirror. Their rain god demanded child sacrifices, while a dog-headed skeleton god guided people to their underworld, Mictlan. For 10 points, identify these people who worshipped such gods as Tezcatlipoca, Huitzilopochtli, and Quetzalcoatl.
Figures in their myths include a pair of lovers that were turned into volcanoes and a group of drunken gods known as the "four hundred rabbits.
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