"Thunder Gods" are deities associated with thunder, lightning, and storms in various mythologies around the world. They are often depicted as powerful figures who control the weather and are capable of causing destruction or providing protection. Examples include Thor from Norse mythology, who wields a hammer that creates thunder, and Zeus from Greek mythology, known for throwing lightning bolts. These gods are frequently linked to fertility and agriculture, as rain is essential for crop growth. In many cultures, rituals and offerings are made to appease these deities, ensuring favorable weather conditions. Thunder Gods symbolize both the awe-inspiring power of nature and the human desire to understand and influence it.