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    Mbuti Pygmies

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    Mbuti Pygmies The Mbuti Pygmies are a semi-nomadic/foraging group of people from the Ituri rainforest of the northeastern Congo in central Africa; they inhabit one of the least developed areas in the Ituri. The Mbuti live in the Ituri tropical rainforest of Zaire‚ a place of consistently warm temperatures and a place filled with dense trees‚ many different animals‚ birds and a rich plat life due to the thick canopy of trees and rain keeping the soil rich and moist‚ which in turn provides much

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    The Mbuti Pygmies

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    the Mbuti Pygm The Mbuti Pygmies of the Ituri Forest By: Hamda Mohamed Jennifer The Mbuti Pygmies of the Ituri Forest By: Hamda Mohamed Jennifer The pygmy people also known as Bambuti rely on the ituri forest to supply them with basic necessities used in their daily lives. The Bambuti are primarily hunter-gatherers who travel through the forest in small isolated bands in search for everything one would need to survive. No one actually knows how long they

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    Mbuti Pygmies Bands

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    Mbuti Pygmies Bands ANT 101 Instructor: Justine Lemos 10 April‚ 2011 Mbuti Pygmies Bands The Mbuti Pygmies are a peaceful people living life as they have for several thousands of years in Ituri forest in the Congo of Africa. Their numbers have been estimated between 30‚000 to 40‚000 all living throughout the Congo. Although their way of life has changed since their discovery by modern man‚ they cling to what is true in their hearts. I was surprisingly amazed how the bands of Mbuti families’

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    Pygmy Hippos Essay

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    cut down. These rainforests are inhabited by small hippos‚ also known as the Pygmy Hippos. This tiny hippo is a symbol of the West African forest. It is part of West Africa’s culture which is something we can’t let go extinct. These little hippos are thought to have found their way through the forest with the help of a glowing diamond at night. It is believed that if you catch one at night you may steal their diamond. Pygmy hippos mostly confine in Liberia’s rainforest. For the past century‚ Liberia

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    Pygmy Marmoset Classifications - CLASS: Mammalia KINGDOM: Animal ORDER: Primata FAMILY: Calithrichidae GENUS: Calithrix PHYLUM: Chordate Appearance - Pygmy Marmosets general appearance can vary in many colours. Pygmy Marmosets have very cute bushy brown fur‚ spotted with lighter and darker shades. Their back is generally grey to black with tawny brown. Their tail is ringed with tawny and black and can’t be used to grab branches or anything. The monkey’s forelimbs are shorter than

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    Pygmy Marmoset Pet

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    Pygmy Marmoset Pet Pygmy marmosets are primates that are sometimes referred to as the smallest monkeys in the world. Even though they are cute looking animals‚ many people do not like to keep them as pets because they are very smelly. However‚ some people still keep them as pets. The adult monkeys are very unpredictable and are difficult to take care of since they require a lot of time and training. They become aggressive as they grow older it becomes difficult to tolerate them. The Cost of Maintaining

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    Congo

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    A component in the development in Operation “Save the Congo” that we will focus lies in the Health infrastructure. The Democratic Republic of Congo was one of the first African countries to recognize HIV‚ registering cases as early as 1983. The most common method of transferring the virus occurs through homosexual activity; linking to over 87% cases in the Congo. Demographically‚  the ages groups most affected are women aged 20 to about 29 and men alike aged 30 to 39.  Other method that contribute

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    Democratic Republic of The Congo Researching a country like the DRC has really opened my eyes to the differences in the world’s ethnicities and cultures. The DRC has experienced many changes‚ some as recently as 2006‚ when the country adopted its latest constitution. The many different geographic locations and ethnic tribes‚ such as the Pygmies‚ have a somewhat big impact on the entire country. The poorest country in the world‚ the DRC was established as a colony of Belgium in 1908 and gained its

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    The History of the Congo

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    Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire) is a nation in central Africa and the third largest country on the continent of Africa. It borders the Central African Republic and Sudan on the north‚ Uganda‚ Rwanda‚ Burundi‚ and Tanzania on the east‚ Zambia and Angola on the south‚ and the Republic of the Congo on the west. The name "Congo"‚ which means "hunter" is derived from the Bakongo tribe‚ living in the Congo river basin. Formerly‚ the Belgian colony of the Belgian Congo‚ the country’s post-independence

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    Globalization and the Congo The article “Globalization‚ water‚ and the Congo” tackles the negative effects of globalization in the Congo. Some of these negatives include the sourcing of weapons from foreign entities‚ or the need of companies to acquire rare natural resources to fuel the ever increasing demand for their electronic products by the global village. Other more indirect effects of globalization are also covered‚ like the shortage of clean water and why simple fixes to this crisis are

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