gods of the sea

Gods of the sea are mythological deities representing oceanic and maritime forces across various cultures. They embody the power, mystery, and unpredictability of the sea, often controlling weather, tides, and maritime navigation. Examples include Poseidon from Greek mythology, who rules the oceans and earthquakes, and Neptune from Roman tradition. These gods symbolize humanity’s reverence and fear of the sea, which was vital for travel, trade, and survival. Their stories reflect ancient efforts to understand and respect nature's formidable aquatic forces, blending reverence with storytelling that explains natural phenomena.