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Are those taniwhas Mummy? They told us about them at school but usually they live in water. Perhaps they have come out protesting because the pollution is making them sick!
Taniwha are supernatural creatures whose forms and characteristics vary according to different tribal traditions. Though supernatural, in the Māori world view they were seen as part of the natural environment. Taniwha have been described as fabulous monsters that live in deep water. https://teara.govt.nz/en/taniwha/print