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                Setiap daerah memiliki adat dan tradisi masing-masing, Jika anda berkujung ke pulau Siau,ada beberapa hal yang menrik untuk di cermati khusunya terkait bagi ibu-ibu yang sedang mengandung.Dimana di pulau ini, bagi ibu-ibu yang sedang mengandung ada beberapa pantangan  yang tak boleh di lakukan oleh mereka, dan kewajiban yang harus dilakukan oreh mereka selama mengandung. yaitu : PANTANGAN : 1 Dilarang melilit handuk di leher ketika  habis mandi. 2 Dilarang duduk di atas benda keras. 3 Dilarang duduk di depan pintu KEWAJIBAN 1 Harus membawa  seujung sapu lidi setiap berpergian. 2 Harus menyematkan sebuah bawang putih di baju yang di kenakan  selama mengandung 3 Harus menggunakan tutup kepala selama Mengandung, terutama ketika keluar di malam hari. KEWAIBAN BAGI MASYARAKAT SEKITAR  1 Memberikan dengan tulus makanan yang di minta ibu hamil tersebut. Semua dimaksud agar proses mengandung hingga melahirakan akan  lancar..tidak ada kendala.

 Gian crab. These crebs can be seen on \Siau island and Masare island,wich area island that are tourist destinations,and are close to \Siau island. it is called gian creb,because this creb has a very large bfy size compared to other types of crabs in general.According the natural knowledge of the Siau people,the for crabs is coconuts. Cause this creb also can climb cocont trees and take th fruit. Its big finger can crack hard coconut shells.This makes teh person holding it have to extra careful,because if it gets pinched by its fingers,it will get hurt. In the Siau laguage,this creb is known s " KUSASU ".

 This type of butterfly is often found on Siau island,an island located in the northern part of Sulawesi island.if yo look closely,this btterfly has wingspan of about 13 cm wide,and a body size of an adult's little finger. The most dominan colors of this tipe  of butterfly are black and red.In the world of  insects,this butterfly is know as the Scarlet Mormon.And if black color is more dominant,its means the gender is male.

 This volcano has three names according to its era, namely: 1. Aditinggi (when this mountain was still worshiped by the ancestors of the Siau people in the past. 2 Yohanes Tamagagolo (When Christianity arrived on the island of Siau. 3 Karangetang (which is better known today). In ancient times, according to our parents, before Christianity arrived on the island of Siau in 1563, the Siau people had 3 gods, namely: Genggonalangi, Aditnggi, and Mawendo. Of these three gods, Aditinggi is the one most known to the people of Siau, this is because there is a very close relationship between the people and this volcano. One proof of this relationship is that there are still people in Siau who believe that every eruption or eruption of this volcano is caused by people's wrong lifestyle. (someone commits a very serious sin).volcanic eruption as. response that something has happened that a believer should not have done  In ancient times it was strictly forbidden to point towards a volcano with

This type of grasshopper is a leaf-eating insect. Because it often damages coconut plants, it has recently become a pest that often harms coconut farmers. Several years ago, around the 1980s, this insect attacked thousands of coconut trees belonging to farmers in Siau.  This condition causes farmers to experience losses because crop yields decrease significantly. This condition forced the local government at that time, through schools, to order students to look for breeding places for these insects. to collect and eradicate these insect eggs   This is intended to stop the reproduction of these insects. and it worked.

 This type of fern leaf is known on the island of Siau as Potoraha. For the people of Siau, the leaves of this plant are no longer foreign, because they are easy to find in the village. There is one interesting thing about this plant. According to the natural knowledge of the local community, this plant can be used to stop bleeding in freshly scratched wounds. Therefore, the Siau people from Saman previously gave this plant the name Potoraha, because it comes from two Siau language syllables, namely: Poto and Raha. POTO which means cut or break or stop. And RAHA which means Blood.  which can be interpreted as stopping the blood. The part used to stop the blood is a brown powder or known as the spores attached to the stem.