Tiwi

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The children of Kwouk-kwouk, the frog-woman, bring rain. The native Tiwis believe that, should someone be foolish enough to kill a frog, Kwouk-kwouk's son, Pakadringa, and daughter, Tomituka, would send rain heavy enough to drown everyone.

Charles P. Mountford, The Tiwi: Their Art, Myth and Ceremony (London: Phoenix House, 1958), 43.