What is it....????

[Toko]

Happiness WD - that's right.



I always heard hikers say they put a little stone under their tongues and it helps not getting thirsty.
As a child we used to roam the area around Dett (Hwange GR) in the wilds during the day,
and then we would eat this fruit and keep the pip under our tongues not to get thirsty. :lol:

I have not seen them on sale in S.A. and would certainly enjoy eating one of the pips again one day.

[Toko]

Ok guys, here's a scary Christmas one for you to toy over...

[Toko]

No, not Lappet-faced either nan. 8)

It is the Cape Vulture, take a look at the original pic.

[Toko]

[Toko]

Not as big as an ostrich,

and no dead feathers....

[Toko]

There is no answer to what kind of feathered animal this is yet.

The babies were posted as a clue to who the mommy is....

My last pic will go up in a short while.

Here she is : A Peacock mommy and babies :

[Toko]

:) :) :) :)

[Toko]

:) :) :) :)

:? :? :?

but here is the thing.......

these remnants of dung can be found against the armco barriers at the lubyelubye bridge....








some sources say that hippos, when out grazing at night tend to mark off their territory by splashing/spreading their dung against a tree or on the river banks..

and that these are the examples of exactly that .......

all four barriers on both side of the bridge are marked with this dung.....

so maybe this hippo was also annoyed with the way people used the road around were he would graze

[Toko]

:) :) :) :)

[Toko]

:) :) :) :)

awkay.......................

so ya'all have tried so hard

and been so close..

here is the entire object......................

not a leg....

or am arm...............

but the torso ....