Does the nine-tailed fox really exist, or does it only exist in myth?

The nine-tailed fox exists in mythology, and there is another saying that it is the embodiment of other creatures. The Nine-tailed Fox was recorded for the first time in Shan Hai Jing: On the hill of Qingshan, there was a monster that looked like a fox and Kyubi no Youko. The mainstream view is that Shan Hai Jing is nothing more than? Zhi guai? That's all.

So far, there is no scientific evidence to prove the existence of nine-tailed fox. The nine-tailed fox is a kind of monster in ancient legends of China. It is said that the nine-tailed fox is a four-legged monster. It is covered with red fluff. It is good at transforming, bewitching and eating people. It often cries like a baby to attract people. The ancients thought that the appearance of the nine-tailed fox was an image of chaos in the world.

Some people think that this Kyubi no Youko may be based on real-life animals. Because Kyubi no Youko is unlikely, he will find nine knots on his tail. In contrast, some people think it is a big civet cat or a little panda. Some people think? Kyubi no Youko? It should be? Big? The meaning of. They think? Kyubi no Youko? It should be a fox-like creature with a big tail, such as South China red fox subspecies. Although the location of Qingqiu is still uncertain, the overall scope should be from Shandong to northern Jiangsu. Geographical features show that Kyubi no Youko is unlikely to be a big civet cat or a little panda.

All these conjectures reveal the subconscious of every interpreter, that is, do they believe it? The existence of the nine-tailed fox. But their biggest problem is that they just want to try to bridge the contradiction between Kyubi no Youko and from, and ignore a simple fact, that is? Like Fox Kyubi no Youko? Doesn't mean. Kyubi no Youko is like a fox? . In fact, besides Nanshan Jing, Hai Jing has two quotations? Nine-tailed fox, all with you? Clear autumn? Related. These two accounts provide an important message:? Where does the nine-tailed fox live? Overseas? In other words, it may not be a land creature.

There are also big holes in the human brain: although seals/sea lions/seals have five long toes, fins form flippers between the toes. It is easier to think of each flipper as a set of tails. If the fin between two toes and between toes is regarded as a tail, then each hind foot can be regarded as four tails. Two hind feet and a tail make up nine tails!

Although this statement makes sense, we still can't accept it emotionally. But apart from them, no other marine animals meet the description in Shan Hai Jing. So Kyubi no Youko certification, into an infinite loop. Maybe? Overseas articles? Are you online? Overseas? It's not true? Sea? . Maybe there are some creatures we don't know that can support the existence of the nine-tailed fox.