Among Inuit communities along Greenland’s coast, stories tell of sea women or mermaid-like spirits dwelling in the icy waters. These beings are often linked to Sedna, the sea goddess, or local variants who can appear as part-human, part-seal. Fishermen have long warned of female figures glimpsed beneath the waves, sometimes said to capsize boats or lure sailors into the depths. Modern accounts include unexplained sightings from hunters on the Greenland Sea, keeping the legend alive in Arctic folklore.