In Aztec culture, the god of fertility and agriculture is Cipactli, often depicted as a crocodile or earth monster. He embodies the agricultural cycle, representing the earth’s abundance and the sustenance of life. As a fertility deity, Cipactli governs crop growth and agricultural practices, crucial for survival in Aztec society. Rituals and offerings dedicated to him indicate the reverence for nature's cycles and the hope for prosperous harvests, highlighting the connection between divinity and the land.