Bunyip Pillows

The legendary Australian cryptid claimed to reside in billabongs and waterways, the bunyip is and excellent swimmer and even better at hiding from the prying eyes of humans.

bunyip

bunyips are cryptids from australia first described in 77 AD.

My take of the Australian Bunyip, a creature with cassowary feathers and legs, croc tail, platypus bill and echidna spines.

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Bunyip - Australian Cryptid. By Christopher Blosser / Christopher's Doodles. 2023 Rumor has it those Australian swamp expeditions have been known to lose a tourist on occasion.

The Bunyip of the Billabong

Medieval bunyip drawing :)

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This is Bunyip Falls in the beautiful Lamington National Park in Queensland, Australia. Bunyip Falls was the last in a series of beautiful waterfalls I saw on the Box Forest Circuit leading off the Main Border Track. Sections of the Main Border Track further along go across the NSW border. This beautiful walk features a chorus of whipbirds, Regent Bowerbirds, Brush Turkeys, Eastern Yellow Robins & Catbirds. The road to O’Reilly’s Guesthouse in the Lamington National Park is narrow & winding with many hairpins, blind curves & one lane sections but it is well worth visiting. Camera: Canon 400D. Location: Lamington National Park, Queensland, Australia. HDR Processing: Photomatix. *Features* Featured Men Photographers, Dec...

Barry the Bunyip whatever the Critter Crew needs, Barry can get it for them - - - see also: Liz the Lizard Craig the Koala Ross the Kangaroo, and Patsy the Possum

Photographed with a Canon 400D. This is Bunyip Falls in the beautiful Lamington National Park in Queensland, Australia. Bunyip Falls was the last in a series of beautiful waterfalls I saw on the Box Forest Circuit leading off the Main Border Track. Sections of the Main Border Track further along go across the NSW border. As I walked this track I heard whipbirds, saw the Regent Bowerbird, Brush Turkeys, Eastern Yellow Robins & heard an abundance of Catbirds with a call that sounded to me like "How are ya ?" with an Aussie accent. This is one of the best walks I have ever done. The road to O'Reilly's Guesthouse in the Lamington National Park is narrow & winding with many hairpins, blind curves & one lane sections but it is ...

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So nice

Bog monster!

Patsy the Possum sometimes, depite the best laid plans, things get messy - that's when the Critter Crew rely on Patsy's unique set of skills - - - see also: Liz the Lizard Craig the Koala Barry the Bunyip, and Ross the Kangaroo

Liz the Lizard when the Critter Crew need to get somewhere, or out of somewhere, in hurry, it's up to Liz to make it happen - - - see also: Ross the Kangaroo Craig the Koala Barry the Bunyip, and Patsy the Possum

Ross the Kangaroo self-appointed leader of the Critter Crew - - - see also: Liz the Lizard Craig the Koala Barry the Bunyip, and Patsy the Possum

meet the crew: Craig the Koala - the brains Liz the Lizard - transportation Patsy the Possum - the muscle Barry the Bunyip - the scrounger Ross the Kangaroo - the (self-appointed) leader

Craig the Koala the brains of the Critter Crew - - - see also: Liz the Lizard Ross the Kanagroo Barry the Bunyip, and Patsy the Possum

The bog creature is you.

Despite how it looks, this wasn't easy to make. Inventing what words could cross each other, choosing the font, etc. You can find these words in the puzzle: cryptid mothman chupacabra wendigo krampus hatman bunyip babayaga werewolf okiku occult mononoke nøkk gef kappa ikuturso , that's 16 words in total.

It's a list of all our favorite cryptids! Classics like Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster as well as lesser known beasts like the Grafton Monster or the Pope Lick Monster! Plus everything in between!

Meehni', 'Wimlah' and Gunnedoo'. "THE THREE SISTERS " Long ago in the Blue Mountains there lived three little Aboriginal sisters. They were Meenhi, Wimlah and Gunnedoo, whose Witch Doctor father was called Tyawan. 
Only one creature was feared by all the Bunyip who lived in a deep hole. When Tyawan had to pass the hole, he would leave his daughters safely on the cliff behind a rocky wall. One day, waving goodbye to his daughters, he descended the cliff steps. On top of the cliff a big centipede suddenly appeared and frightened Meehni, who threw a stone at it. The stone rolled over the cliff and crashed into the valley. 
Birds, animals and fairies stopped till as the rocks behind the three sisters split open, leaving them on a thin led...

If the theme of submechanophobia (the fear of human-made objects fully or partially submerged) became an amusement park, and some of the most infamous animatronics were the mascots.