Scorpion, in spite of himself, stings the turtle carrying him across the stream. Is drowned

Motif

Scorpion, in spite of himself, stings the turtle carrying him across the stream. Is drowned.

The nature of life. · The nature of life – miscellaneous motifs. · Nature will show itself. · view the constellation · filed as U124

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Scholars’ trail — 1reference

The index’s own references — the collections where scholars sighted this story-shape, tradition by tradition. Titles on our shelf are live links; the rest is the frontier, not yet shelved.

general *Chauvin II 117 No. 95.

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Like parent, like child Dungbeetle prefers his dunghill to all other smells Hog goes to bath but wallows in the mud Wolf loses interest in the sermon when he sees a flock of sheep. A dervish preaches to him Dog allowed to warm self in house begins to bark. Is chased off Fawn, in spite of his fine horns, runs from the dog Tiger son of human mother scratches her and licks her blood Nature will show itself – miscellaneous

Carried in tale types

The Goat Carries the Snake over a Stream · ATU 133*1 recorded variant

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