Oshunmare, an orisha of these phenomena, is often equated with a goddess of them accompanied by the first two humans, Adanhu and Yewa. To keep the world from collapsing, Nana-Buluku (10[1])tasks a group of red monkeys to constantly feed iron to a deity of these phenomena. (-5[1])A goddess of these phenomena is given offerings of white-colored food, is married to the sky loa Damballa, and is named Ayida-Weddo. The Wawalag (10[1]-5[1])sisters are swallowed by a god of (10[1])these phenomena after it smells (10[1])their menstrual (10[1])blood. (10[4])Yurlunggur (-5[1])and Wolunka (10[2])are names for that creature (10[2])associated with these phenomena, (10[3]-5[2])who created landmarks like Uluru (10[2]-5[2])while (10[1])moving (10[1]-5[1])through songlines (10[7])during (10[1])the Dreamtime. (10[7]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[3])name this phenomenon represented in Aboriginal myth by a namesake serpent. (10[3])■END■ (10[12]0[5])