Coyote and Raven, American Tricksters: Crash Course World Mythology

The video explores the roles of Coyote and Raven as tricksters in Native American mythology. It discusses their mischievous tales, such as Coyote's poop contest and his creation of constellations, as well as Raven's trick to steal water, which led to his black feathers. These stories highlight the blurred lines between humans and animals in myths and the cultural significance of tricksters as creators and disruptors.

What is the moral of the story involving Coyote and the crows?

In what ways do Coyote and Raven's tricks reflect human appetites and impulses?

How does the text illustrate the desire for fame and remembrance in the context of myths?

What does the text suggest about the nature of tricksters in Native American mythology?