[ATTACH=full]107623[/ATTACH] Hii mnyama inaitwaje kwa lugha yenyu? I beleive in English its called an aardvark, and favorite nocturnal activity is burrowing to search for termites. In kigreek its called Ngari, not to be confused with ngare(chui) Btw is it just me ama uyu jamaa has a resemblance to his catch?
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spot @Mundu mlosi
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Hehehehe io ni uppercut.
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Eghutto @Eng’iti .
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The aardvark is not dangerous to humans, wonder why he killed it
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goes very well with ugali, i guess…
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Im not sure if its destructive enough to warrant a death sentence, farmers should tell us. Alafu maybe they killed it for meat? Inatoshana na mbuzi
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Hii ni shida ya economy hadi wasee wana hunt abominable creatures for meat…kweli times are hard. Ona hio shimo wamechimba kufikia huyo myama…Yesu rudi dunia iishe.
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sheepart is also eyeing the catch
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That stupid idiot ,what has that ant eater done to him ? Let the ecosystem balance itself . What value is he adding by killing that poor creature. A mzungu will appreciate the animal, but sisi Africans will kill it for fun or maybe eat it . That ant-eater would have eaten termites that might have eaten his wooden house later. Short sighted fool. Actually he resembles that creature .
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kws ingeshika wao wangeikula hapo live kama sheepart apo kando, alafu tungoje hekaya…
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…and these ones would have eaten the weeds that would have choked the farmer’s crops? gerrarahia!
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:D:D:D:D:D:D
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Hii ni wazungu ya wapi? Maybe Russia … hawa wamelaaniwa
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These are edible food.
they are cursed now? i thought it was nature balancing itself…
tell that hunter up there that his prized aardvark catch is not “edible food”…
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see the kendemosi refence up there
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Nyama ya huyu mnyama ni classified. They have always been hunted from long ago.
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surely why kill an harmless animal, btw kenyans have a tendency to kill wild animals who don’t come in the way of human beings…
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Dog, snake, cat, donkey, beef, crocodile, crickets, cockroach…
One man’s meat…
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