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In Australian Aboriginal mythology, the Wawalag were a pair of sisters who were daughters of Djanggawul. They lived in a whirlpool and were eaten by Yurlungur, who was later forced to regurgitate them. Their rebirth is used as a symbol in boy-to-man ceremonies.


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In Aborigine mythology, the Wawalag were a pair of sisters who were daughters of Djanngawul[?].
They lived in a whirlpool[?] and were eaten by Yurlungur, who was later forced to regurgitate them.
Their rebirth is used as a symbol in boy-to-man ceremonies.
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