In Inuit myths, the creator of all life is often recognized as Sky Woman or Qamaituk. She is said to have fallen from the sky, bringing life to the earth and creating the animals, plants, and the first humans. Her descent and subsequent actions illustrate the themes of creation and the interconnectedness of all living beings. Inuit stories emphasize respect for nature, showcasing how the creation tales reflect the community’s deep understanding of their relationship with the environment.