The Yowie and Bunyip are other well known dream spirits. Friend refers to the yowie as a species of bunyip. Bunyip eggs are allegedly laid in platypus nests. The word "bunyip" is usually translated by Aboriginal Australians today as "devil" or "evil spirit". An Aboriginal man, fishing in a lagoon, caught a baby bunyip. Another association to the bunyip is the shy Australasian bittern ("Botaurus poiciloptilus"). These include stories about the Bunyip. One night they were attacked by the monster Bunyip. This appears to be the first use of the word "bunyip" in a written publication. The original paper servicing the area was called "The Bunyip and Garfield Express". According to the report, the bunyip had been speared after killing an Aboriginal man. Today most parishioners live in the nearby towns, including Bunyip. He fences the entrance with sharpened wood and waits for the Bunyip. Filled with revenge, he devises a plan to get rid of Bunyip. After giving the Bunyip elder the last talisman, his parents arrive from the Dreaming.