Aquatic mythology refers to the collection of myths and legends that involve water-related deities, creatures, and stories. Many cultures have their own aquatic myths, often featuring beings like mermaids, water spirits, and sea monsters. These tales often explore themes of creation, destruction, and the mysteries of the ocean, reflecting humanity's relationship with water. In various traditions, water is seen as a source of life and a powerful force. For example, in Greek mythology, the god Poseidon rules over the seas, while in Norse mythology, the Norns weave the fate of humans by the waters of the well. Such stories highlight the significance of water in shaping human experience and belief.