Nuno Sa Punso is a figure from Philippine folklore, often depicted as a dwarf or spirit residing in mounds or anthills. He is believed to protect the land and its natural resources, and is often associated with fertility and agriculture. People in rural areas may offer respect or perform rituals to avoid offending him, as he is thought to bring misfortune if disrespected. In many stories, encountering Nuno Sa Punso can lead to various consequences, such as illness or bad luck. To appease him, individuals might leave offerings or ask for forgiveness. This belief reflects the deep connection between Filipino culture and nature, emphasizing respect for the environment.