Alivia Nov 18, 2018 3:30am

Frogs play a variety of roles in Native American mythology from different tribes. In some tribes, frogs are considered medicine animals who have healing powers and the ability to bring rain. In others, they are associated with disease and bad luck. To the Anishinabe tribes, frogs represent transformation and growth. To Northwest Coast Native people, frogs are associated with springtime and renewal. In some Southern California cultures, Frog is a major mythological character who killed their Creator god with evil witchcraft. And among indigenous tribes of Panama, such as the Buglé and Kuna tribes, the rare golden frog is associated with fertility, wealth, and a happy afterlife.