From their clan's homeland of Yilpara, they tell the story of Bäru (saltwater crocodile) and the nesting site of Garraŋali, the wellspring of the Maḏarrpa people's identity (the clan to which Bambarrarr and Wulu belong). Whether on etched road signs, bark paintings, or larrakitj (hollow stringybark log), every work contains the powerful and protective fire-imbued waters brought by the Bäru — a source of strength, unity and sureness of purpose for Maḏarrpa people.