In the Australian children's book the Bunyip of Berkley's Creek, the Bunyip tries to figure out what Bunyips look like.The Bunyip appears in the animated series, The Secret Saturdays.
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Another Australian horror movie titled Red Billabong pits two brothers who uncover their family's secrets and realize that their friends go missing but don't realize that the legendary Bunyip is to blame and now is stalking them. An Australian horror movie titled Bunyip is about a group of city folk who decide to hike in the Australian wilderness but end up getting lost and have to survive against the legendary creature. 
Bunyip is a summonable creature in the Scribblenauts games. It is believed the Bunyip could also be a surviving Diprodoton. Some "candidates" from known species such as leopard seals have been suggested, or an elephant seal. The skull was later proven to only be the It was later put on exhibition at theĪustralian Museum in Sydney. In 1847, a strange skull was found in the Murrumbidgee River nearīalranald in New South Wales. It was also the first recorded use of the term "Bunyip": On July of 1845, the Geelong Advertiser describes the Bunyip in great detail. Owen described the bones to be the remains of prehistoric marsupial Diprodoton. The Wellington Caves located in New South Wales of Australia, later toīe followed by explorer Thomas Mitchell. In the mid-1830s, George Rankin discovered fossilized bones in Theyĭescribed the creature similar to a manatee or a hippopotamus. One of the first recorded accounts of the bunyip took place inġ818, when James Meehan and explorer Hamilton Hume both found enormousīones in Lake Bathurst, located in New South Wales of Australia. Their livestock into the water so he could eat all of them. Spirit, Biami, the man became an evil spirit that lured tribesmen and Serpent's greatest law by eating his totem animal. One legend says that a man named Bunyip broke the Rainbow It is hard to tell what the bunyip looks like because of itsĬlaims of variations but all sightings agree that it is definitely an The Bunyip is also said to prey upon the women and children of aboriginal tribes Several Aboriginal bedtime stories if they come to close to the water'sĮdge. This creature is described to gobble up children and livestock in Others think the creature has an appearance similar to a snake with a Horse-like tail, flippers, walrus-like tusks, and a duck-like bill. 
Some say it has a dog-like face, dark fur, a
Position it measures twelve or thirteen feet in height." On shore it walks on its hind legs with its head erect, in which When in the water it swims like a frog, and when Long claws, but the blacks say its usual method of killing its prey isīy hugging it to death. Hind legs are remarkably thick and strong, and the fore legs are much Its body and legs partake of the nature of the alligator. Projection on each side, with serrated edges like the bone of the It has a head resemblingĪn emu, with a long bill, at the extremity of which is a transverse The Bunyip, then, is represented as uniting theĬharacteristics of a bird and of an alligator.
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