According to the Haida, he brought salmon and berries to a clam shell to feed the first humans.
At one point, this animal becomes a cedar leaf in order to steal light from a greedy chief named Logobola. According to the Haida, he brought salmon and berries to a clam shell to feed the first humans. A Manataka story tells of how his power to conjure up buffalo meat caused embarrassment for (*) Coyote, in one of many mythologies that consider him either a trickster god or a benefactor of humans. For 10 points, name this creature, which is seen in many Native American mythologies, and is a black bird that in European cultures symbolizes death.
At one point, this animal becomes a cedar leaf in order to steal light from a greedy chief named Logobola.
{Raven} [or {Chulyen}; or {Hemaskas}; or {Guguyni}; or {Nankil'slas}; or {Kwekwaxa'we}; or