Enlight Iguana and black snake When animals appeared on earth, they were much larger than they are now. In those days it was the iguana that was poisonous, not the snake. The largest species of iguana - Mangun-gali, which even now ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Fire Makers In those days when Butulga the crane married Gunar, the dart kangaroo, there was no fire in their country. The food was eaten raw or dried in the sun. One day, when Butulga was rubbing one piece of wo... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Laughing frog This incredible story happened to a frog who one day fell victim to his own stupidity. Oh, it was an ordinary frog, green and extremely inconspicuous... But that was precisely what spoiled her mood: a... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Messenger frogs Since Baiame left the earth and returned the same way he once descended, along the stone staircase to the heavenly camp of Bullima on the top of the sacred mountain Ubi-Ubi, only the Virinun sages wer... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Owl and the month Murgu the owl lived alone for a long time, far from others. He made many boomerangs, nullah-nullah clubs, spears and carpets from possum skins. Murgu was excellent at carving weapons using possum teet... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Baby Makers Balu-month made girls, and Van-raven sometimes helped him with this. Van alone could not be entrusted with this, since the girls he created grew up to be noisy and grumpy women. Bu-meya-mul - the fore... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight How Ilianb Wanda was found One man was trying to dig Bilb's sand rats out of their holes. He dug so deep that he reached another world. He looked through the small hole he had made and saw disgusting monsters that had two toes ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Gudu of Wirribilla Baiame, with one of his sons, was fishing on the Barwon River in a large body of water called Virri-billa. They caught a huge Guda cod in a net, pulled it ashore, gutted it and lit a fire. The liver a... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Bora Baiame The news was passed from tribe to tribe that a good time had come and a great meeting of the tribes was about to take place. The meeting place was planned at Gugurevon, a place of trees. The old peopl... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Formation of Lake Narran Old Bayame said to his young wives Birre-nulu and Kannan-baley: “I stuck a white feather between the bee’s hind legs. Having released her, I will follow her to the nest to get honey. While I go for ho... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Southern Cross At the very beginning, when the heavenly lord Baiame walked the earth, he created two men and one woman from the red earth of the mountains. Seeing that they were alive, he showed them the plants that... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight How the sun was created Before people appeared, only birds and animals lived on earth, and all of them were much larger than now. In those days, only the moon and stars shone, but there was no sun. One day, Dinewan Emu and B... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
