The Tiddalik is described as a large frog found in Aboriginal mythology in Australia. The Tiddalik is described as a large frog usually green in color with a large belly from drinking a lot of water. The legend of the Tiddalik is that a frog named Tiddalik drank all of the water from the lakes and all the wildlife and plants started to die so an owl came up with a plan to get the water back. An eel  named Nabunum twisted himself into different shapes which caused Tiddalik to laugh and release all the water it drank.