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 Native Raven

Raven is the Transformer, the Trickster. He is the most powerful of all the creatures, not in strength but in his intelligence and quick unexpected actions. He loves to woo, cheat and steal but it is usually to the benefit of man. Raven is the key performer in many west coast legends. Without him and his tricks the world would be a very different place.

  Native Bear.

Many of the Native Americans tribes believed that when the Native American bear went into hibernation his spirit form would come out and roam freely. One of the famous Native American myths is about an Indian chief’s daughter who married a young bear who was the nephew of the great bear chief. The couple had twin bear cubs and she became known as the bear mother. In this myth the brothers of the bear mother killed her bear husband. Because of this the Native American clan called the bear clan was born, and they agreed upon using the bear as their crest.

Wolf: Canis Lupis

Random Facts: The Wolf is one of nature’s creatures that have captured our imagination for centuries. Baby wolves get a lot of love and care from the moment they are born. The wolf parent is one of the best animal parents in the world. The mother stays with the pups for weeks after they are born.

  Black Bear: Ursus americanus

Endangered: Today a major threat to the Black bear is illegal poaching or killing, to supply the Asian markets with bear gallbladders and paws, considered to have medicinal value in China, Japan, and Korea.

Humpback Whale

Random Facts: At least 3 different kinds of barnacles are commonly found on Humpback whales. Humpbacks feed using a "bubble-net" technique, where a group of whales blows bubbles while swimming in circles.