Sedna, a beautiful Inuit girl, became, and still is today, the goddess of the sea. Sedna's companions are the fish, seals and whales that sit with her at the bottom on the ocean. Her anger and fury against man is what drums up the violent seas and storms. Hunters have a great respect for her. Legend has it that Shaman's from the world above must swim down to her to comb her long black tangled hair in order to calm her down so that she does not release her fury.