of great importance, providing food, carrying heavy loads and acting as sacrifices to the gods. In the sky there are actually two llamas – Mother Llama, visible between the Southern Cross and Scorpio, and Baby Llama, suckling at her mother’s breast. Although Mother Llama is a dark cloud constellation, her eyes are formed by two bright stars from the constellation Centaurus – Alpha Centauri, the third brightest star in the night sky, and Beta Centauri. Another well-known dark cloud
constellation is the Mach’acuay or Serpent – a wavy black ribbon between the star Adhara, in Canis Major, and the Southern Cross. The Serpent rises above Cusco in August and sets in February, a period when real live snakes are more active in the area. Like their counterparts in South
America, indigenous stargazers in Australia have always tracked the cycles of the moon and sun and have numerous myths relating to the Southern Cross, the Pleiades and other constellations. They are also familiar with the idea of dark cloud constellations, with the ‘Emu in the Sky’ featuring in traditional storytelling for thousands of years. To locate this celestial emu, look closely at the Southern Cross and you will see the emu’s head as a dark smudge near the bottom left hand corner of the constellation. Its neck passes between the two pointer stars, and its dark body stretches the length of the Milky Way.
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