Yucahu

Yucahu is an important deity in Puerto Rican Taíno mythology, regarded as the god of agriculture and the sea. He is believed to oversee the growth of crops, especially yuca (cassava), which was vital for the indigenous people's sustenance. Yucahu is often associated with fertility, life, and the natural cycles of the land and sea. As a central figure in Taíno spirituality, he symbolizes the connection between nature and human survival. Worship of Yucahu highlights the indigenous people's respect for the environment and their reliance on it for their livelihood.