Puana

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Puana is a snake god in the Mythology of the Yaruro people from Venezuela.[1][2] He, along with Itcai the Jaguar, is responsible for creating the earth and water. He is also credited with teaching Kuma, the mother goddess, the correct way of becoming pregnant.

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