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Primary 2 we were taught never to stand under trees when it rains. Bonobo hawaskii
Holy crap…
It’s raining and bonobos decide to stand under the tallest tree.
Lightning is the primary cause of mortality for the tallest trees in any area. I thought that’s basic geography.
Lightening arrester ni how much .
Wueh, hiyo ni tactical strike.
Avery painless death, hakuna kusumbua watu na hospital bills. Twaf! One second uko kwa your maker kwa kiti umekaa unaitisha maji ya kunywa juu umekauka kama mbao.
My understanding is that lightning does not stop to look what it’s just about to strike. Hata wewe mwenyewe kama you are the tallest thing around, the lightning will use you as its earth conductor,. And it will still do whether you are in red or blue clothes!!!
True. A friend was killed by lightning strike while walking home.
Also, I have been taught by my TV documentaries that it does not necessarily have to be rainy for lightnings to strike. If some certain conditions are right, lightning will strike in a completely dry weather!!!
The last guy to collapse…was just hoping he wasn’t struck. Its like he hesitated. o_O
He was leaning on the tree, it supported him for a second or two.
Old as the hills.
Its the way he was leaning on the tree. Then gravity took its course.
Mko sure sio extraterrestrial zimewaua.
Some places lighting is more lethal than others. Kama area ya North Rift lightening inachapa unafeel iko karibu kabisa. But in central inachapa kwa umbali kiasi.
Jamaa zmelala facing all four corners of the earth:D
Uyo jamaa wa mwisho ni ile tunaambiagwa ati kwanza unang’ang’aniwa na Mungu na Shetani alafu ule atawin ndio unaenda kwake??
The last guy wasn’t directly in the lightning path, and that small tangent spared him the worst. He could still be alive (I hope).
This is how I’d ideally like to leave this reality. Suddenly and with the least pain. Ubaya tu ni if the lightning is weak, itaniacha nikiwa nyama choma.