However, after a storm created by the bird led him to throw his daughter overboard, that god from this mythology was forced to chop off her fingers when she tried to hold on, and the severed fingers turned into seals and walruses.
One story from this myth system relates how a woman allowed her caterpillar husband to suck her blood every night. Children who wander off alone along a shore may be taken by a creature called the Qalupalik from this mythology. According to this mythology, the energy that drives life is called Sila. One of its gods, Anguta, found his daughter had married a bird and tried to take her back. However, after a storm created by the bird led him to throw his daughter overboard, that god from this mythology was forced to chop off her fingers when she tried to hold on, and the severed fingers turned into seals and walruses. For 10 points, identify this myth system which has the sea goddess Sedna and is found in the Arctic populations of North America.
One story from this myth system relates how a woman allowed her caterpillar husband to suck her blood every night.
Inuit mythology [prompt on Eskimo mythology]