- The
Bakunawa, also
called the
Philippine moon-eating dragon, the
Philippine moon dragon, moon dragon, or the moon-eating dragon, is a serpent, that looks...
-
Limiting Factor,
known as
Bakunawa since its sale in 2022, is a
crewed deep-submergence
vehicle (DSV)
manufactured by
Triton Submarines and
owned and operated...
- The eclipse-spot
razor wr****e (Iniistius
bakunawa) is a
species of wr****e
native to the Indo-Pacific. This fish is in the
family Labridae. The species...
- myth,
Bakunawa swallowed most of the
moons in
anger because her sister, an
ancient sea turtle, was
killed by humans.
Another myth
states that
Bakunawa fell...
-
between ethnic groups, but it
usually depicts either a
buaya (crocodile), a
bakunawa (sea serpent), a
kalaw (hornbill), or a
kakatua (****atoo).. This weapon...
-
although the
stories are not
linked to the nāga-legends. The
indigenous Bakunawa, a serpent-like moon-eating
creature in
Philippine mythology, was syncretized...
- Moon; Haliya, the
masked goddess of the
moonlight and the
archenemy of
Bakunawa and
protector of Bulan. Her cult is
composed primarily of women. There...
- Moon; Haliya, the
masked goddess of the
moonlight and the
archenemy of
Bakunawa and
protector of Bulan. Her cult is
composed primarily of women. There...
- Moon; Haliya, the
masked goddess of the
moonlight and the arch-enemy of
Bakunawa and
protector of Bulan. Her cult is
composed primarily of women. There...
- moon; Haliya, the
masked goddess of the
moonlight and the arch-enemy of
Bakunawa and
protector of Bulan. Her cult is
composed primarily of women. There...
