The Bun-yip is mentioned by Grey in his work on North-West and Western Australia. He says: — "The Wan-gul is an imaginary aquatic monster, residing in fresh water, and endowed with supernatural power, which enables it to consume the natives, although it generally attacks females. The person it sele…
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The Bun-yip is mentioned by Grey in his work on North-West and Western Australia. He says: — "The Wan-gul is an imaginary aquatic monster, residing in fresh water, and endowed with supernatural power, which enables it to consume the natives, although it generally attacks females. The person it selects for its victim pines away almost imperceptibly, and dies."
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