kuka tjuṯa

animals

waru

black-footed rock wallaby (Petrogale lateralis)

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Waru tjuṯa apungka tatiṟa ankupai kanyala puṟunypa palu tjukutjuku nguwanpa.

Black-footed rock wallabies climb around on the hills like euros but they are smaller.

walpuṯi

numbat or banded anteater (Myrmecobius fasciatus)

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Walpuṯingku tjaḻinypa waṟangku minga akulyu kuḻu paṯunguṟu ilaṟa ngalkupai.

The numbat licks up and eats ants and termites from a distance with it’s long tongue.

nyuḻu

wintaru

golden bandicoot (Isoodon auratus)

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Kuka nyuḻu iriti kunyu ngaṟangi kuwari wiya.

The golden bandicoot used to be around along time ago but is no longer.

karpitji

brush-tailed bettong (Bettongia penicillata)

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Ka palu puṟunypa kuka karpitji kuḻu kuwari ngaṟanytja wiya.

And likewise the brush-tailed bettong is not around now.

waṯu

hairy-nosed wombat

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Yalatala waṯu tjuṯa nyinanyi piṯi puḻka tjuṯangka kuka wiṟu mulapa.

At Yalata there are many wombats living in large burrows and they are good to eat.

itjaritjari

marsupial mole (Notoryctes typhlops)

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Itjaritjari tjuku mulapa taḻi unnguwanu nyarka-nyarkaṟa ankupai.

The marsupial mole is really small and travels underneath the sand digging along as he goes.