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Wayamba the  Turtle man
Brigitha Tammets,  Carmen  Niinepuu
Origin  
• From  Australia
• Aboriginal Dreamtime story
• Origin story of turtles 
Story 
• Wayamba the Turtle man
• Wayamba took Oola and her  children  with him
• The  tribe  were  going  to punish him
• Wayamab had two big  shields  that  protected  
him
• Wayamba disappeared in to the creek
• The tribe saw a creature resembeling Wayamba
• They tought it was Wayamba wile it actually 
was a turtle.

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