The TERRIFYING Mythical Creatures of Australia

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The stories of these mythical creatures are an important part of Australian folklore. They are used to explain natural phenomena and convey lessons about greed, cooperation, and the importance of laughter and joy.

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0:00 Bunyip
2:50 Burronjor
4:40 Malingee
6:00 Yowie
8:20 Ya-Ra-Ma-Ya-Who
9:40 Mudweljek
10:56 Molcoi
12:50 Tiddlak
15:30 Drop bear

[@Onora619]

They don’t need mythical nightmare creatures when they already have natural ones

[@daniellewillis2767]

You forgot surviving Megalania.

[@tgillies101]

This was great, however the Drop Bear is Australian peoples longest running meme which pretty much started when tourism really picked up here, something to put the wind up the tourists with .... as if just explaining our standard fauna didn't do that enough 😂😂. Aussie humour mate.

[@MythologicalStories-q1z]

I love how you combined history, folklore, and suspense in this video. The visuals and descriptions gave me chills! Definitely one of the most unique videos I’ve seen about Australian mythology. Great work!!

[@jamesgordon364]

Ha that's funny! I have wondered if the bunyip could be a hippo relative. Horse head and attacks every thing sounds about right

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the video

[@charliemcternan8190]

So it is still true Australia is terrifying

[@tgillies101]

Oh and while Drop Bears may not exist koalas are cuhnts. If you have one on the ground and approaching you thats it being aggressive move away, well away.

[@willieknows2708]

Gratitude 🤲 Your Way.

[@slackerofhell]

Remember kids, there's a big difference between Yowie and Yaoi

[@aarondemiri486]

Was hoping to see the hoop snake

[@kyledesmet897]

It originates from North America bud

[@jasonsantos3037]

Everyone loves Australia.

[@taylorthompson9752]

Bondi Vet is the reason ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@zimloki9801]

Can you guys do Fearsome Critters, please?

[@suedogg7907]

Aboriginals have tons of frightening spirits and even more lore behind them

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your video's mate👍

[@Mrdude268]

Yes because the Australian people were not content with the mundane horrifying monsters that live there so they created mythical horrifying monsters