River Mumma From Jamaica. A Fierce Representation Of The Devine Feminine. She Can Be Found Sunning Herself

River Mumma from Jamaica. A fierce representation of the Devine feminine. She can be found sunning herself on rocks by the river, sometimes she will test your honesty.

Nibiinaabe of the Ojibwe tribe (native Canada). A race of water spirits, easily frightened by loud noises, part of the Anishinabe folklore. The Ojibwe use them as a symbol for their tribe.

Merrows of Ireland. These sea people can be friend or foe. Some say they are jealous of humans, others that they can transform to walk among humans.

Muldjewangk of the Ngarrinsjeri people in Australia. They are river monsters, the most common story told about them is a warning to children not to stay out after dark.

Havfrue of Sweden. The "sea wives" are wardens of the ocean. You can gain their favor with gifts, and then they will help fishermen find larger and better catches.

Adaro from Makira Island. The Melaneaian people say they are celestial beings descendents of the sun. If they are not given the right offering they will throw poisonous fish at people.