popped out. As the knot fell apart, more things flowed from the bag and scattered all over the sky. She had no idea what they were, but they were coming out so fast that she grew very frightened. Quickly, she tried to grab the ones that had not flown away and stuff them back into the bag. Her fingers worked fast to gather as many as possible. Then she put them in her bundle and tied it tightly. When Kotcimanyako (kot-see-man-yak-o) came to the south and the end of her journey, she discovered that the things she had let out were stars. She unwrapped the few stars she had been able to keep and the elders placed them in their proper patterns. This is the reason why most of the patterns are unnamed those are the ones that scattered when Kotcimanyako (kot-see-man-yak-o) opened her – bundle. The few we have names for are the ones that remained in her bag. They are the Slingshot Stars, the Pot Rest Stars, and the Shield Stars (Big Dipper). 34. Taurus (tar-us) the Bull – Interesting Facts This is one of the 12 (13 really!) constellations of the Zodiac. Taurus belongs to the Zodiac family of constellations. The Taurid meteor show is associated with this constellation. Taurus is one of the oldest constellations. brightest star, Aldebaran (al-deb-uh-ron) is the 13th Taurus’
popped out. As the knot fell apart, more things flowed from the bag and scattered all over the sky. She had no idea what they were, but they were coming out so fast that she grew very frightened. Quickly, she tried to grab the ones that had not flown away and stuff them back into the bag. Her fingers worked fast to gather as many as possible. Then she put them in her bundle and tied it tightly. When Kotcimanyako (kot-see-man-yak-o) came to the south and the end of her journey, she discovered that the things she had let out were stars. She unwrapped the few stars she had been able to keep and the elders placed them in their proper patterns. This is the reason why most of the patterns are unnamed – those are the ones that scattered when Kotcimanyako (kot-see-man-yak-o) opened her bundle. The few we have names for are the ones that remained in her bag. They are the Slingshot Stars, the Pot Rest Stars, and the Shield Stars (Big Dipper). 34. Taurus (tar-us) – the Bull Interesting Facts This is one of the 12 (13 really!) constellations of the Zodiac. Taurus belongs to the Zodiac family of constellations. The Taurid meteor show is associated with this constellation. Taurus is one of the oldest constellations. Taurus’ brightest star, Aldebaran (al-deb-uh-ron) is the 13th
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