Some tribes travelled great distances to join the hunt and each indigenous group carried unique and particular oral traditions regarding this practice. Indigenous artwork has been shown to actually convey important information about different species and selective harvesting. The Noongar people are also known to have caught and eaten the animal.
Many tribes covered great distances to join hunting expeditions; each indigenous community had its own unique oral narratives concerning these hunts. Indigenous artwork is known to provide crucial insights into different animal species and the selection of resources for harvesting. The Noongar people are also noted for catching and consuming certain animals.