Native Lightning Killer Whale
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Owner:
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johnny lightning
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Released:
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
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Origin:
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Antwerpen, Belgium
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Recently Spotted:
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In Geocaching Party 2026 - ŁÓDŹ 🎬
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A Haida Legend
The Orca (killer whale) was a common motif in the art of the Northwest Coast peoples. Orca were the subject of countless stories and legends. One story held that a whale would sometimes capture a canoe and drag it and the people aboard down to an underwater Village of the Whales. These people were then transformed into orca themselves. The Haida believed that orcas seen near villages were these drowned people trying to communicate with the villagers.
Symbology
The Orca is always regarded with respect by the Northwest Coastal Native Americans. He is the subject of fantasy stories and superstitions. The symbol of the Orca is given to show respect and awe, and to tell someone that they bring harmony to your life.
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