In addition to foxes, the Shinto food god Inari often took this form in order to nudge people toward doing good deeds.
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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