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“During low tide, Yowjab can rise up to 26 feet above the ocean surface.”
“That was an optical illusion, however, as the reef remained stationary while the water obscuring it gradually receded.”
“Yet it feels almost empty, with fewer than 40,000 residents , about half of whom are Indigenous Australians.”
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“Once roamed by dinosaurs, the Kimberley is as ancient as it is distinctive.”
“According to the Dreamtime, Australia’s landscape was carved by Indigenous ancestor spirits.”
“A Pacific reef heron hunts for prey on Montgomery Reef.”
“Quick fact: Not your typical coral reef Montgomery Reef is not made entirely of coral.”
“Ravenous crocodiles, lethal snakes and toxic spiders populate the isolated region.”
““I think all of these statements about giants are nonsense,” O’Connor says.”
“Rather than dying out, as legend goes, the Yawijibaya people still have a presence near Yowjab.”
“That’s when a few hundred tourists arrive to witness this unique show, which typically lasts two to three hours.”
“However, what I didn’t spy amid these galleries were the giants of Yowjab.”
“Ronan O'Connell “Ladies and gentlemen, that is how quickly things can change here,” Watson explained.”
“Extreme tides are a key feature of the Kimberley, a remote, wild region of Western Australia, and the cause of this daily spectacle.”
“Now a professor at the Australian National University, she says this popular tale about the Yawijibaya was not backed by evidence.”
“Others join one of the many cruises from here north to the city of Darwin, like the 10-day cruise I took.”
“Some observe it from above, during scenic helicopter day trips from the nearby towns of Broome and Derby.”
“states, covering 163,000 square miles .”
““My mum helped form the first marine park here to protect it, and all the wilderness and animals here.”
“Yowjab is located in Lalang-gaddam , one of three marine parks established in recent years in the Buccaneer Archipelago , a sublime cluster of more than 800 islands.”
“The Yawijibaya so fascinated Australian archaeologist Sue O’Connor that she conducted field trips to those islands in the mid-1980s.”
“They could do so by using experienced tourism companies to visit Yowjab.”