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Raven represents wisdom and understanding. it shows the complexity of nature and truth. it shows each one of us that we all see a slightly different world and that the wise are not as always as they seem.

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Represents the sky

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The sculpin is associated with Komokwa, the King of the Undersea World.

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It is a reference to traditional stories and recent scientific proof that the bear has once inhabited the island.

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represents the sky

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represents the depths of the sea

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The sculpin has an affinity to copper and to treasures. Representations of the Sculpin will often be seen in dances during the winter ceremonies.

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Supernatural being responsible for earthquakes

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The Sea Sculpin is a type of spiney fish found in local waters off the BC coast.

It is a common family crest found in many West Coast Nations. The Sculpin is strongly connected to Komokwa the Undersea King;

it plays the role of a spirit helper.
It is also associated with copper and treasure, prestige, and wealth.
Impressive Sea Sculpin headdresses frequently crown the figures of powerful individuals, and it is often represented in winter dance ceremonies

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brings sense of courage and desire to explore and grow

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brings sense of courage and desire to explore and grow

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Sculpins are a type of fish found in fresh and saltwater environments. They have a unique appearance, with a bald head and spiny fins.

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Gwaii Haanas is the only area in the world that's protected from ocean floor to mountaintop. This is the representation of community and the people of the culture.

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Along with the Raven, is one of the two Haida moieties.

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This figure honours the October, 2012 7.7 earthquake off the west coast of Haida Gwaii. After the quake, the hot water at Hotspring Island, one of the five Haida Gwaii Watchman sites in Gwaii Haanas, stopped flowing.

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Represents “all those watxhing over Gwaii Haanas, past and present,”