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    The Coyote

    Sep 08, 2020 2 minutes
    Carribean Fragoza

    n ancient Indigenous mythologies, the coyote is a sacred trickster that shifts between being a predator and a protector, its fanged mouth poised between a threatening snarl and a playful grin. For the Aztecs, the coyote was a god that frolicked among humans, sometimes provoking mayhem and disarray, and sometimes providing protection against greater

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