Week 3 Activity 9: Create A Jigsaw

24 Kitsune

Hello fellow readers! You ready to use that big brain of yours to solve this quick and easy jigsaw puzzle? If so... Get Started! I've made this jigsaw puzzle for all to play! It has only 24 pieces, meaning this puzzle can also be played by kids! Just take your time, there's no need to rush. I've created this puzzle at www.jigsawplanet.com, and there are also many more! Though I would strongly recommend you to try out the jigsaw I've created first then head to the other jigsaws, just think of mine as a preview, and if you enjoy my puzzle be sure to create one and send it to me so I can try it too.
                                                                     Kitsune
You might be wondering... Why does the fox in the middle has so many tails?
Well, the answer to that, my dear friend, is that it is not just any ordinary fox you've heard about. It is what Japanese people call "Kitsune" which technically means fox... But that has Nine Tails! which is also called in English "The Nine -Tailed fox".  

So you might be wondering... What exactly is a Kitsune?
F.Y.I A Kitsune is technically a shapeshifter! Pretty cool right! And when it reaches the age of 100, it starts to learn the ability to take human form! It is also said that a kitsune can  shapeshift into the look-a-like of different people. A Kitsune can be either male or female, and can usually take the form of young Japanese girls, beautiful women and older or younger men. 

Kitsunes are mostly believed to possess superior intelligence, long life, and magical powers. The word "Kitsune" is often translated as "fox spirit". Though this does not mean that kitsunes are ghosts, or that they are fundamentally different from regular foxes, because the word spirit is used to reflect a state of knowledge or enlightenment, all long-lived foxes gain supernatural abilities.

To me "Kitsunes are Mysterious creatures and they are SO COOL! If you are interested in them too, check out this website:  http://asanoyuri.blogspot.com  to get more knowledge about them!

Fact about Me: I'm NO good with puzzles.