The Big Bang Theory The Chumash, Japanese, And The Chinese

Humans all around the world may be curious about how life started in the past. One might believe some type of god brought them here, while the average geologist would think the big bang theory began the outline of life. There are several stories on how the creation of life began, including: the Chumash, Japanese, and the Chinese. The Chumash creation story began with the indigenous population from Southern California. The Chumash story included the spotted woodpecker, the nephew of Kaqunupenawa, and the Sun God. The woodpecker notices increase rate of water and flew to the highest tree branch available. As the woodpecker dealt with constant starvation, the Sun God gave up several acorns. Soon after as the flood stopped, a meeting began with the Sun God, the Morning Star, the Moon, and Slo’w the Great Eagle about populating earth with new people. This may sound unrealistic for an animal, a star, a â€Å"Sun† God to meet up and discuss the creation of new people. The Eart h Goddess, Hutash, created too large of a population and had no choice, but to send some people to the mainland. Hutash created a rainbow bridge, Wishtoyo, so that the people could walk across. However, several fell off the bridge, but Hutash turned them into dolphins to prevent them from drowning. Ever since, the Chumash viewed the dolphins as family since they were all once the same. This creation story was incredibly interesting but awkward at the same time. An animal, star, and Sun God meeting meeting up to