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Journey
Viaje
Sacrifice
Sacrificio
Cowardice
Cobardía
Rabbit
Conejo
Imagination
Imaginación

The Moon Rabbit; part II

Over the centuries, people have identified the dark markings on the Moon as a rabbit or hare. Learn about the myth of the Moon Rabbit.

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The Moon Rabbit; part II

Over the centuries, people have identified the dark markings on the Moon as a rabbit or hare. Learn about the myth of the Moon Rabbit.

Intermediate
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The Aztec legend is very similar. The god Quetzalcoatl decided to live on Earth as a man. He started a journey. After may days of walking, he was very tired and hungry. His search for food was unsuccessful. He thought he was going to die. A rabbit nearby heard him. The rabbit offered himself as food to save Quetzalcoatl's life.

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