Kuniyangku ngampu tjuṯa liringka para-tjunkula waṉaṟa katipai.
The woma python can carry it’s eggs by putting them around it’s neck (body just behind it’s head). langka
kaḻamiṟa
lungkaṯa
iḻingkarkaṟa
blue-tongue lizard (Tiliqua sp.)
id:9857 order:380
Langka taḻitjarangka nyinapai munu rawa para-ngaṟapai iwarangka kuḻukuḻu.
The blue-tongue lizard lives in sandhill country and is always wandering around on roadways as well. papangaurpa
wauṟa
gecko
id:9858 order:384
Papangaurtu aṉangu nyakula tjaakatira nguḻutjingalpai wiṯa puḻkatjarangku.
When a gecko sees a person it opens its mouth wide and (tries to) frighten them using lots of saliva. tjimpilka
dragon lizard
id:9859 order:386
Tjimpilka taḻi tjaṉpitjarangka wala puḻka para-wirtjapakaṟinkupai.
The dragon lizard darts around rapidly on sandhills covered with spinifex. mutingka
type of skink
id:9860 order:387
Mutingka panya pilangka ngaṟapai tjaṉpitjarangka.
The skink lives in plain country covered with grass/spinifex. ngiyaṟi
miniri
mountain devil, thorny devil (Moloch horridus)
id:9861 order:388
Ngiyaṟi waṯa minga puḻkatjarangka rawa ngaṟala minga tjuṯa ngalkupai.
The thorny devil stands for a long time at a tree trunk full of ants and eats lots of them.