Mythological motifs

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• Friendship between hare and parrot. A2493.13
• Friendship between monkey and elephant. A2493.14
• Friendship between monkey and tiger. A2493.14.1
• Friendship between monkey and lion. A2493.14.2
• Friendship between monkey and stork. A2493.14.3
• Friendship between monkey and rabbit. A2493.14.4
• Friendship between partridge, monkey and elephant. A2493.14.5
• Friendship between wolf and ass. A2493.15
• Friendship between cock and dog. A2493.16
• Friendship between tiger and deer (fawn). A2493.17
• Friendship between cat and tiger. A2493.18
• Friendship between crab and cobra. A2493.19
• Friendship between frog and cricket. A2493.20
• Friendship between grasshopper and dungbeetle. A2493.21
• Friendship between goat and hog. A2493.22
• Friendship between louse and crow. A2493.23
• Friendship between cow and tiger, calf and cub. A2493.24
• Friendship between snake and crow. A2493.25
• Friendship between parrot and maina. A2493.26
• Friendship between bird and crab. A2493.27
• Friendship between mouse and butterfly. A2493.28
• Friendship between ant and pheasant. A2493.29
• Friendship between tiger and lion. A2493.30
• Friendship between lion and jackal. A2493.30.1
• Friendship between cow and lioness. A2493.30.2
• Friendship between dog and elephant. A2493.31
• Friendship between antelope, woodpecker and tortoise. A2493.32
• Friendship between pike and crawfish. A2493.33
• Friendship of hen and duck. A2493.34
• Friendship between hen and sparrow. A2493.34.1
• Why we know that the parrot comforts and helps man. A2493.35
• Why certain animals are enemies. A2494
• The cat's enemies. A2494.1
• Enmity between cat and mouse. (Cf. A2281.) A2494.1.1
• Enmity between cat and dog. (Cf. A2281.1.) A2494.1.2
• Enmity between cat and hare. (Cf. A2281.) A2494.1.3
• Enmity between cat and rat. A2494.1.4
• Enmity between cat and hen. A2494.1.5
• Enmity between cat and tiger. A2494.1.6
• Enmity between cat and spider. A2494.1.7
• Enmity between civet cat and chicken. A2494.1.8
• The leopard's enemies. A2494.2
• Enmity between leopard and antelope. A2494.2.1
• Enmity between leopard and lion. A2494.2.2
• Enmity between leopard and goat. (Cf. A2281.) A2494.2.3
• Enmity between leopard and deer. A2494.2.4
• Enmity between dog and leopard. A2494.2.5
• Enmity between leopard and sheep. A2494.2.6
• Enmity between leopard and monkey. A2494.2.7
• The hyena's enemies. A2494.3
• Enmity between hyena and ass. A2494.3.1
• Enmity between hyena and jackal. A2494.3.2
• Enmity between hyena and weasel. A2494.3.3
• Enmity between hyena and cow. A2494.3.4
• Enmity between hyena and wildcat. A2494.3.5
• The dog's enemies. A2494.4
• Dog driven away from other animals because of his barking. A2494.4.0.1
• Enmity between dog and squirrel. (Cf. A2281.2.) A2494.4.1
• Enmity between dog and crocodile. A2494.4.2
• Enmity between dog and mouse. A2494.4.3
• Enmity between dog and rabbit. A2494.4.4
• Enmity between dog and fox. A2494.4.5
• Enmity between dog and cat. (Cf. A2494.1.2, A2281.1.) A2494.4.6
• Enmity between dog and lion. A2494.4.7
• Enmity between dog and bull. A2494.4.8
• Enmity between dog and tiger. A2494.4.9
• Enmity between dog and cow. A2494.4.10
• Enmity between dog and rooster. A2494.4.11
• Enmity between fowl and dog. A2494.4.12
• Enmity between palm rat and dog. A2494.4.13
• The jackal's enemies. A2494.5
• Enmity between jackal and wild hen. A2494.5.1
• Enmity between jackal and kite. A2494.5.2
• Enmity between jackal and crab. A2494.5.3
• Enmity between jackal and alligator. A2494.5.4
• The rabbit's enemies. A2494.6
• Enmity between lynx and rabbit. A2494.6.1
• Enmity between rabbit and coyote. A2494.6.2
• Enmity between fisher and rabbit. A2494.6.3
• The lion's enemies. A2494.7
• Enmity between monkey and lion. A2494.7.1
• Enmity between lion and wolf. A2494.7.2
• Enmity between lion and man. A2494.7.3
• The bear's enemies. (Cf. A2494.10.3.) A2494.8
• Enmity between bears and goats. A2494.8.1
• Enmity between bear and ant. A2494.8.2
• Enemies of fox. (Cf. A2494.4.5.) A2494.9
• Enmity between baboon and fox. A2494.9.1
• Enmity between fox and chicken. A2494.9.2
• The tiger's enemies. A2494.10
• Enmity between tiger and man. A2494.10.1
• Enmity between tiger and boar. A2494.10.2
• Enmity between tiger and bear. A2494.10.3
• The elephant's enemies. A2494.11
• Enmity between elephant and thousand-leg. A2494.11.1
• Enmity between crocodile and elephant. A2494.11.2
• Enmity between elephant and ant. A2494.11.3
• Miscellaneous enmities of mammals. (Cf. A2494.13.3, A2494.13.5.) A2494.12
• Enmity between panther, antelope, and tortoise. A2494.12.1
• Enmity between mongoose and snake. A2494.12.2
• Enmity between ox and antelope. A2494.12.3
• Enmity between cattle and snails. A2494.12.3.1
• Enmity between coyote and meadowlark. A2494.12.4
• Enmity between raven and mink. A2494.12.5
• Enmity between marten and squirrel. A2494.12.6
• Enmity between deer and terrapin. A2494.12.7
• Enmity between rat and spider. A2494.12.8
• Enmity between chimpanzee and man. A2494.12.9
• Enmity between porcupine and snail. A2494.12.10
• [First Edition: A2494.5.9. Enmity of cheetah and calf.] A2494.5.9[1st ed.]
• Enmities of birds. (Cf. A2494.12.4, A2494.16.4.) A2494.13
• Enmity between crow and owl. A2494.13.1
• Enmity between kite and crow. A2494.13.2
• Enmity between fowl and cockroach. A2494.13.3
• Enmity between owl and mouse. A2494.13.4
• Enmity between owl and fowl. A2494.13.4.1
• Enmity between crow and prairie-dog. A2494.13.5
• Enmity between raven and marshsnipe. A2494.13.6
• Enmity between raven and mink. A2494.13.7
• Enmity between woodpecker and weaver-bird. A2494.13.8
• Enmity between bird and rat. A2494.13.9
• The hen's enemies. A2494.13.10
• Enmity between hen and all other animals. A2494.13.10.1
• Enmity between hen, beetle, and duck. A2494.13.10.2
• Enmity between hawk and hen. A2494.13.10.3
• Enmity between falcon and hen. A2494.13.10.4
• Enmity between hen and tiger. A2494.13.10.5
• Enmity between birds of prey and chickens. A2494.13.10.6
• The starling's enemies. A2494.13.11
• Enmity between grasshopper and starling. A2494.13.11.1
• Enmity between starling and locust. A2494.13.11.2
• Enmity between parrot and starling. A2494.13.11.3
• Enmity between fowl and falcon. A2494.13.12
• The insects' enemies. (Cf. A2494.13.3, A2494.13.10.2, A2494.13.11.1.) A2494.14
• Enmity between spider and fly. A2494.14.1
• Enmity between spider and wasp. A2494.14.2
• Why stinging flies sit on eyes of cattle. A2494.14.3
• The fish's enemies. A2494.15
• [First Edition: A2494.5.31. Enmity between white fish and pike. (See A2286.1.1.)] A2494.5.31[1st ed.]
• Enemies of reptiles and other animal forms. (Cf. A2494.11.2, A2494.12.7.) A2494.16
• Enmity between frog and snake. A2494.16.1
• Enmity between chameleon and lizard. A2494.16.2
• Enmity between cobra and viper. A2494.16.3
• Enmity between bird and lizard. Latter muddies water. A2494.16.4
• Enmity between crab and spider. A2494.16.5
• Enmity between earthworm and rattlesnake. A2494.16.6
• Enmity between octopus and rat. A2494.16.7
• Animal's treatment of its excrements (urine). A2495
• Why cat buries its excrements. A2495.1
• Why ass smells his own excrements. A2495.2
• Why donkeys always urinate when others begin. A2495.3
• Sexual intercourse of animals. A2496
• Why dogs get stuck in copulation. (Cf. A2236.3, A2236.5.) A2496.1
• Copulation of serpents. A2496.2
• Why men, fish and serpents face each other in copulation. A2496.3
• Monogamy among animals. A2497
• Monogamous life of dove. A2497.1
• Other habits of animals – miscellaneous. A2499
• Why tigers do not kill women who run away after quarreling with their husbands. A2499.1
• Animal characteristics – miscellaneous. A2500
• Utility of animals. A2510
• Why reindeer has so many qualities. A2510.1
• Why flesh of animal is good. A2511
• Why black bears are better eating than grizzly bears. A2511.1
• Animal useful because of power of scenting. A2512
• Why dog can follow animal's scent. A2512.1
• Why certain animals serve men. A2513
• Existence of animals depends upon existence of man. A2513.0.1
• Origin of dog's service. Dog must serve and obey man for meager recompense. A2513.1
• Dog looks for the most powerful master. Stays for good in man's service, since man fears no one. A2513.1.1
• How cat was domesticated. A2513.2
• How pig was domesticated. A2513.3
• Why goat lives with man. A2513.4
• Why ox serves man. A2513.5
• Animal useful for bearing burdens. A2515
• Why ox is draft animal. (Cf. A2252.2.) A2515.1
• Disposition of animals. A2520
• Why animal is sad. A2521
• Why turtle-dove is sad. A2521.1
• Why animal is disliked. A2522
• Why sparrow is disliked. A2522.1
• Why shrike is disliked. A2522.2
• Why white ants are a pest. A2522.3
• Why skunk is disliked. A2522.4
• Why crow is disliked. A2522.5
• Why wren is disliked. A2522.6
• Why fly is hated. A2522.7
• Why animal is evil. A2523
• Why hog has evil spirit. (Cf. A2287.1.) A2523.1
• Why snakes are proud. A2523.2
• Why rattlesnake is dangerous. A2523.2.1
• Why animal is pugnacious (brave, bold). A2524
• Why grizzly bears are pugnacious. A2524.1
• Why sandpiper (machetis pugnax) fights. A2524.2
• Why bears attack men. A2524.3
• Why fish attack anything they find. A2524.4
• Why lion is brave. A2524.5
• Why dog is bold. A2524.6
• Why animals are deceptive. A2525
• Why hare is deceptive. A2525.1