To the Zuni people, there are six cardinal directions comprised of the four primary compass points, plus the upper region (sky) and the lower region (underground). Each region is represented by a specific color and by an animal that is designated as the guardian of that region. There are at least two variations of directions sets:
The first is the "Healing & Protective" set consisting of:

Yellow mountain lion - guardian of the North
Black or blue bear - guardian of the West
Red badger - guardian of the South
White wolf - guardian of the East (considered the most sacred direction)
Multi colored Eagle - guardian of the Upper region
Black mole - guardian of the Lower region

The second is the "Predator" or "Hunting" set. It is similar to the Healing set with two distinct differences. Coyote replaces the bear in the West, and bobcat replaces the badger in the South. These animals are believed to empower the hunter with the animal's predation skills.