Aboriginal mythology refers to the rich and diverse set of beliefs and stories held by the Indigenous peoples of Australia. These myths often explain the creation of the world, the origins of natural features, and the relationships between humans, animals, and the land. Central to these stories are the Dreamtime narratives, which describe the actions of ancestral beings who shaped the landscape and established the laws of life. The mythology varies significantly among different Aboriginal groups, reflecting their unique cultures and environments. Key figures in these stories include Totems, which represent animals or plants that hold spiritual significance for clans, and Sky Heroes, who are often depicted as powerful beings influencing the natural world.