Inuit

The Inuit culture, lasting from 1000 BCE to the present in the Arctic, is rich in mythology centered around animals, spirits, and nature. Figures like Sedna, the sea goddess, are central to Inuit beliefs and represent a connection to the natural and spirit world. Inuit myths are passed down orally, depicting a deep respect for the environment and powerful ancestral spirits. These tales remain an essential part of Inuit identity.