Dieses Bild von J M Gleeson aus dem Jahr 1912 zeigt Kiplings Beginn der Panzermadillöen. Am Ufer des Amazonas lebten Sticky-Prickly Igel und Slow-Solid Tortoise. Dort lebte auch ein lackierter Jaguar. Seine Mutter erzählte ihm, wie er Igel und Schildkröten fangen könne, damit er sie fressen könne, indem er den Igel ins Wasser ließ und die Schildkröte aus seiner Schale schaufte. Er fand sie, und das Igel kräuselte sich zusammen, während sich die Schildkröte in seiner Schale versteckte. Painted Jaguar wiederholte den Rat seiner Mutter und fragte sie, welcher von ihnen welcher sei. Sie antworteten, indem sie ihre Worte bis zum Jaguar durcheinanderbrachten

• Bildanbieter: Ivy Close Images / Alamy Stock Foto
• Bild-ID: 2JFP42M
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• Format: 3660 x 5096 px | 31 x 43,1 cm | 12,2 x 17 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 14. Mai 2022

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This 1912 image by J M Gleeson illustrates Kipling’s The Beginning of the armadilloes. Stickly-Prickly Hedgehog and Slow-Solid Tortoise lived on the banks of the Amazon river. Painted Jaguar also lived there. He was told by his Mother how to catch hedgehogs and tortoises so that he could eat them, by dropping the Hedgehog into water and scooping the Tortoise out of his shell. He found them, and the Hedgehog curled up while the Tortoise hid in his shell. Painted Jaguar repeated his mother’s advice and asked them which of them was which. They answered by scrambling her words until the Jaguar was thoroughly confused. He tried to scoop out the Hedgehog and got his paw full of prickles. Then he argued with the Tortoise till he was even more confused, and told the Tortoise to jump into the water, whereupon the Tortoise swam away. He turned his mother’s instructions into a rhyme to help him remember. The Hedgehog and the Tortoise overheard, and decided to share their skills, the Tortoise learning to curl up and the Hedgehog to swim. In the process, both were changed, so that the Hedgehog’s prickles became armor and the Tortoise’s shell grew flexible. They sought out Painted Jaguar and rolled around him till he was dizzy. He complained to his mother, who told him to call the new animal “Armadillo” and to leave it alone. So he did. Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1936) was an English journalist, short-story writer, poet, and novelist. He was born in British India, which inspired much of his work. Kipling's works of fiction include the Jungle Book dilogy, Kim, the Just So Stories (published 1902) and many short stories, including The Man Who Would Be King. Joseph Michael Gleeson (1861-1917) was an American painter and illustrator.

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