No drug interactions: There are no known drug interactions between dilaudid and clarithromycin â so yes, it is safe to take your dilaudid as prescribed. The half-life of clarithromycin is relatively short anyway â 5 to 7 hours â which means it's pretty much out of your system after 1 day.
One of the most famous Australian monsters is the Bunyip, a creature that lives in or near bodies of water such as creeks, pools, and swamps. There are supposedly as many as nine regional variations of bunyips scattered throughout Aboriginal Australia.
The Bunyip is a mythical beast of Australian Folklore which also has ties to Aboriginal mythology. The name Bunyip is translated as âDevilâ or âSpiritâ and the beast has most commonly been described as some kind of lake monster said to dwell in things such as billabongs and swamps.ccounts from early Aboriginal drawings show the beast to have a tail like a horse, with flippers and tusks or horns. More recent sightings of the Bunyip however, claim various physical features such as, scales, fur, a long thin neck and even a bird-like head.