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Camping, hunting and collecting bush foods is a part of everyday life in Wujal Wujal. For thousands of years, Kuku-Yalanji have used their knowledge of their environment to hunt and harvest local foods. This includes an intricate knowledge of the weather cycles, which have been categorised into five seasons:
Kab is the wet season, from late December to March
Kabakababa is the winter rain season, from April to May
Bulurij is cold season, from June to September
Wungariji is hot season, from October to November
Jarramali is the stormy season, from late November to the middle of December