Description
At a Hawaiian lu’au, a pig board is used to present the kalua pig after it has been removed from the underground pit oven known as an imu.
The pueo is a short-eared owl that is endemic to Hawai’i. The pueo is one of the most common various physical forms assumed by ‘aumakua (ancestor spirits) in Hawaiian culture. Pueo is listed by the state of Hawai’i as an endangered species.
