Poseidon was the Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and storms.

Jormungandr was a giant serpent that encircled the world and bit its own tail.

Hapi was the Egyptian god of the Nile River and was associated with fertility and abundance.

The Ganges River is considered sacred in Hinduism and is believed to have purifying properties.

Mazu is the Chinese goddess of the sea and is worshipped by sailors and fishermen.

Ryujin is the Japanese dragon god of the sea and is said to control the rain.

Danu is the Celtic goddess of the water and is associated with fertility and abundance.

Manitou is a Native American spirit that is associated with the natural world, including water.

Olokun is the African god of the sea and is associated with wealth and prosperity.

Gulgong is the Aboriginal Australian rainbow serpent that is said to have created the world.

Tangaroa is the Maori god of the sea and is associated with fish and other sea creatures.

Hina is the Hawaiian goddess of the sea and is associated with fertility and abundance.

Tangaroa is the Polynesian god of the sea and is associated with fish and other sea creatures.

Lugh is the Micronesian goddess of the sea and is associated with fertility and abundance.

Qat is the Melanesian god of the sea and is associated with fish and other sea creatures.