What do Bunyips look like?

What do Bunyips look like?

There are many different descriptions of what the bunyip looks like. Features that were often reported in newspapers in the early 19th-century included dark fur, a face like a dog, sharp teeth and claws, flippers, tusks or horns, and a duck-like bill.

What do Bunyips do?

It mainly preys upon women and children in the darkness of the night. [*] The Bunyip is an aquatic mammal. It has smooth skin, 'apricot' eyes, and a bellowing cry that it releases before pouncing on its victims and devouring them. [*] The Bunyip is a mythical creature from Australian Aboriginal mythology.

What is an Aboriginal myth?

Australian Aboriginal religion and mythology are the beliefs represented in the stories traditionally performed by Aboriginal peoples within each of the language groups across Australia in their ceremonies. The mythology includes Dreamtime or Dreaming stories, songlines, and Aboriginal oral literature.