Mythology often intersects with the natural elements of life, establishing inherent connections between the human experience and the forces of nature. Many myths explain natural phenomena—like storms, seasons, or creation—by attributing them to the actions of deities who personify these elements. This relationship illustrates humanity’s attempt to understand and relate to the world around them, reflecting a deep reverence for nature. The interdependence found in these narratives reinforces the idea that human existence is intertwined with the natural world.