Kuniya vs Liru

The woma python woman of Aṉangu Tjukurpa who came to Uluṟu and, when her nephew was killed by Liru warriors, confronted and struck down a Liru warrior at Muṯitjulu Waterhole; the marks of the fight remain in the rock.

Kuniya is the woma python in the Tjukurpa (the law and ancestral knowledge) of the Aṉangu, the traditional owners of Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park. Her story is one that Aṉangu share publicly with visitors, told on signs along the Kuniya walk to Muṯitjulu Waterhole and on the park's website, both prepared with Aṉangu.

The venomous snake men of Aṉangu Tjukurpa, a war party who attacked and killed Kuniya's nephew and one of whom Kuniya struck down at Muṯitjulu.

In the Aṉangu story of Kuniya and Liru, shared publicly at Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, the Liru are venomous snake men who came as a war party. They attacked Kuniya's nephew and killed him, and the marks of their spears are said to remain on the rock of Uluṟu.