The Native American Hopi tribe believed that the burrowing owl which they called "Ko'ko" or "Watcher of the dark" was associated with their god of death. Since the owls built their nests underground it was believed that they could talk to the dead. - Post by eulekauzig on Boldomatic

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The Native American Hopi tribe
believed that the burrowing owl
which they called "Ko'ko" or
"Watcher of the dark" was
associated with their god of death.
Since the owls built their nests
underground it was believed that
they could talk to the dead.

The Native American Hopi tribe believed that the burrowing owl which they called "Ko'ko" or "Watcher of the dark" was associated with their god of death. Since the owls built their nests underground it was believed that they could talk to the dead.

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