Vishnu's mount. King of birds and enemy of nagas.

Divine bovine-goddess. Grants all desires and wishes.

God of horses and horsemanship.

Protector of sacred waters and water bodies.

God of nature, wildlife, and fertility. Depicted with antlers, surrounded by animals. Guardian of the cycle of life and death.

Consort of the Goddess, god of nature, wilderness, and the animal world. Symbolizes the cycle of life and death.

Spirit of the polar bear, symbolizing strength and survival in the Arctic.

Rainbow Serpent who maintains harmony between different groups.

A trickster spirit often depicted as a raven, associated with transformation and cunning.

Living bull worshipped as a god of strength, fertility, and kingship.

Thousand-headed cosmic snake. Vishnu's resting place.

Half-human half-snake. Guard underground treasures.

Half-man half-lion avatar of Vishnu. Defeated demon Hiranyakashipu.

Goddess of fertility, birth, and resurrection. Depicted as a frog or woman with frog head.

A mythical cannibalistic monster. Represents insatiable greed and transformation caused by consuming human flesh.

Indra's mount. First elephant born from churning of cosmic ocean.

God of the moon, fertility, and cattle.

Most powerful of the abosom, god of the River Tano.

God of sunrise, rebirth, and transformation. Depicted as a scarab beetle or man with beetle head.

Goddess of the sea and marine animals, ensuring balance and abundance in the ocean.

Goddess of funerary rites, depicted as a woman with a jackal head. Consort of Anubis.

Divine monkey warrior. Supreme devotee of Rama.

God of the sea and all marine life, master of tides.

God of storms, rain, and thunder. Bringer of both abundance and destruction.