Huitoto mythology is the collection of traditional beliefs and stories of the Huitoto people, an indigenous group from the Amazon rainforest in Colombia and Peru. Their mythology features a rich tapestry of creation stories, spirits, and deities that explain the origins of the world, nature, and human life. Central to their beliefs is the concept of interconnectedness between humans and the natural world. Key figures in Huitoto mythology include Maité, the creator god, and various animal spirits that embody different aspects of life. These myths often serve to impart moral lessons and cultural values, guiding the Huitoto in their relationship with the environment and each other.