Sea gods

Sea gods are mythological deities associated with the oceans, seas, and waters, often embodying their power, mystery, and importance to human life. In various cultures, they are believed to control weather, currents, and marine life, reflecting the sea’s influence on commerce, navigation, and survival. Notable examples include Poseidon from Greek mythology, Neptune from Roman tradition, and Olokun from African beliefs. These gods are frequently depicted with symbolic features like tridents or seashells, emphasizing their dominion over aquatic realms. Their stories reveal a respect for nature’s force and the human desire to understand and honor the powerful waters that sustain life.