The raijū that fell at Iwatsuki and would not eat

What the record says

A raijū fell onto the Nagai family's estate at Iwatsuki and ran round and round the edge of a field until people caught it. It would not eat and died. Stuffed, it looked on the whole like a puppy, with claws as sharp as a bear's and one joint too many in the fold of its hind legs, and coarse bristles growing in tufts through its thin fur. (From Oguri Hyakuman's Toryūkō Zuihitsu.)

Our summary in English of the record as catalogued; the original card is in Japanese.