Native american mythology

Kokyangwuti is the primary god of the Native Americans & is usually depicted by a spider. Click to read more such interesting facts about Kokyangwuti here.

Are you into paranormal events and scary things that lurk in the night? then you have come to the right place. heres a list of Top 10 scary native American Urban Legends, make sure to smudge yourself after this because its going to get creepy. At number 10 is the Wendigo. The wendigo is a man-eating […]

Native American mythological creatures encompass a diverse range of beings, each with their own distinct characteristics and roles in various tribal legends.

These shape-shifting witches are part of Native American culture. Different tribes have their own tales to tell.

Deer Woman is a shape-shifting woman in Native American mythology. She allegedly appears at various times as an old woman, or a young beautiful maiden, or a deer. Some descriptions assign her a human female upper body and the lower body of a white-tailed deer.

Apotamkin really is a genuine monster from Native American mythology, which is probably why its name appeared in the search results while Bella was looking for information about Native American vampires in the movie. In reality, though, myths about Apotamkin come from the Maliseet and Passamaquoddy tribes, who live on the east coast (thousands of miles from the Quileutes.) Also, Apotamkin was not actually a vampire in real Native American legends. It was a sea serpent.

Inuit mythology

Coyotes were one example of animals that were included in Native American mythology. They are almost always shown as clever tricksters, such as is seen in the story of The Coyote and The Giant.

Adlet is listed (or ranked) 6 on the list Creepy Native American Mythological Creatures

The Gods of Inuit mythology are incredibly primal and elemental in nature. They often take the form of beasts or of natural events (indicative of most animist religions). #InuitGods, #Anguta, #Aipaloovik, #Nanook, Subscribe for a more immersive experince on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/Mythopia

@native__american__pride I have always said Columbus did not discover America the Native Americans was the first to discover and settle in America and I will always tell people that.....

Native American design done a while years ago for Digital Magazine. Cheers!

White Buffalo Woman Native American Goddess pyro by YANKA-arts-n-crafts.deviantart.com on @deviantART

Native American Mythology & Legends – Legends of America (The image is from the film The Darkness)

According to the Shoshone Indians of Wyoming that share boundaries with such states as Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho, these