In Aboriginal mythology, the creator god is often referred to as Bunjil or other names depending on the specific tribe. Bunjil is commonly depicted as an eagle or sometimes as a human figure. He is credited with creating the land, animals, and people, representing the essence of the natural world. Aboriginal myths emphasize the importance of Dreamtime, which provides the spiritual and cultural framework for understanding the universe. The stories serve to connect people to their land and heritage, illustrating how creation is intertwined with the environment.