The owner of this cow used to hear dogs barking at night so he put one cctv camera and saw this unbelievable incident that one Leopard comes daily at night to meet the cow and the cow licks him with her tongue. The owner asked the previous owner of the Cow and came to know that..
The leopard visited the cow continuously from October 8 to 22, every night, normally between 9.30 p.m. and 11.00 p.m. Then again from November 4 to 29. For some reason, between November 30 and December 29, the leopard stayed away. But it was seen in the vicinity.
The leopard would only draw near to the cow, ignoring the two bulls completely. When they met, there was no agression on the part of the leopard, and no fear on the part of the cow. The two unlikely friends seemed totally at ease with each other.
The cow would sometimes lick the leopard on its head and neck. Indeed, to many observers, it seemed that the cow was behaving towards the leopard as she would towards her own calf.
It could not be understood why the leopard regularly met the cow and behaved in a manner which was not believable to people. It was more surprising that a cow would accepted its enemy and loved it like she loved her own calves.
Five ways African women escaped capture and enslavement in the early 1800s #Thread
At the turn off the 18th century, slavery had become a vibrant business for many European merchants in Africa. Strong Men and women were captured against their will and forced to sail on ships never to return. In the western lands,
they were treated as property and made to work under harsh conditions with little or no food to eat or water to drink and take their bath.
At the start of the slave trade, it preferable to take male slaves, including young boys who presented a longer lifespan. After a while,
This African tribe from Togo and Benin were experts in penis enlargement way before plastic surgery #Thread
Long before the introduction of penis enlargement procedures and products, the Batammariba, otherwise known as Somba people from Togo and Benin, were experts in the enlargement and elongation of the manhood and this was done during initiation.
Occupying the mountainous regions of the two West African countries, the Batammariba were not only popular for their ancient elongation technique but also for their architectural expertise.
The disturbing history of enslaved mothers forced to breastfeed white babies in the 1600s #Thread
Slave trade brought many advantages to western societies. The main duty of a slave was to work on plantations increasing productivity. Slaves often worked long tedious hours in the sun with no pay or reward for their hard labour.
Their presence made traders and plantation owners more productive and made their living conditions very harsh.
After a while, the duties of slaves extended to domestic work and female slaves became of high value.
5 horrifying ways enslaved African men were sexually exploited and abused by their white masters #Thread
Time and time again, the horrifying experiences of enslaved Africans working on plantations in the Americas and other parts of the world are told over and over.
During the slave trade, which lasted for well over 400 years, Africans were captured and chained down, forced onto ships and taken into new lands against their will. Through their harrowing experiences on the ships, many of the enslaved Africans died before reaching their new
The Kru tribe, tough people that refused to be captured and taken away for slavery. #Thread
The people of Kru are a tribe of West Africa from South-Eastern Liberia and the neighboring Côte D’ivoire. The Kru people have historical relations with Nigeria’s Ijaws.
Kru migrated and settled in different parts of the West African coasts, in particular Sierra Leone, Freetown, Cameroon, and Nigeria.
The Kru tribe who made fishing and trading as their primary activity was majorly known for their seafaring and strong history of resistance to be captured for slave trade by European slave traders, that was when Liberia was called the Republic of Maryland.
African King who Developed writing Alphabet for his Kingdom. #Thread
King Ibrahim Mbouombouo Njoya (1867-1933) of Bamum, Western Cameroon, he had 600 wives and 117 children, with fear that important historical facts of the Bamum could be erased & corrupted...
He developed the Bamum alphabet of 70 symbols and a writing system to preserve his kingdom's oral history which the French later destroyed.
Njoya, as part of ways to ensure the written language was widely adopted, established schools and directed that the Bamum language is used as a form of instruction along with the German language.
Njoya was a very brilliant king who also invented a hand-powered corn grinder.