Appendix: Doctor Fomomindo's Preliminary Notes for a Future Index of Anthropomorphized Animal Behaviors.
(ATU/291 - Small animal challenges two large animals to a tug-of-war. [SECOND SPECIAL NOTE TO DOCTOR FOLKLOMINDO, OR SNDF-2: Is it possible that the motif "animal [x] deceives animal [y]" is the most common construction of all animal tales worldwide for all of eternity? (deneil topan); "There are hu...
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