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Sea of white (Socotra Island in the Indian Ocean, 240km east of the Horn of Africa). Due to its extreme isolation, a third of its plant life is found nowhere else on Earth. The pic links to a blog with photos of some of the outlandish flora found in this

ohitsjustgreg: chellzaintshit: sideniggaparalegal: thebeautyofperception: Meanwhile in Africa Caught slipping ‘Thought I wasn’t gonna fuck u up in front of all these people huh?’ “But we got yo ass.” *hears horn honk* “Go Around!!”

Ray of hope in Somalia.

Hamer woman in Turmi, Omo valley, Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

indigenous-tribes: Horn of Africa (Ethiopia) : Daasanach tribe

indigenous-tribes: Horn of Africa (Ethiopia) : Mursi tribe

biddyhornephotog-blog:Jaco De Bruyn is a WBFF Pro Athlete and the Face of Body Engineers South Africa. All images copyright to Biddy Horne Photography 2014.

biddyhornephotog: Jaco De Bruyn is a WBFF Pro Athlete and the Face of Body Engineers South Africa. All images copyright to Biddy Horne Photography 2014.

sixpenceee: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers trying to sell it commercially, and is also toxic for human consumption. (Source)

rhaalia: wapiti3: The Ankole-Watusi, also known as Ankole Longhorn is a breed of cattle originally native to Africa. Its large distinctive horns that can reach up to 8 ft (2.4 m) from tip to tip are used for defense and cooling by honeycombs of

rhaalia: wapiti3: The Ankole-Watusi, also known as Ankole Longhorn is a breed of cattle originally native to Africa. Its large distinctive horns that can reach up to 8 ft (2.4 m) from tip to tip are used for defense and cooling by honeycombs of

sixpenceee: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers trying to sell it commercially, and is also toxic for human consumption. (Source)

sixpenceee: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers trying to sell it commercially, and is also toxic for human consumption. (Source)

branbebo: ohitsjustgreg: chellzaintshit: sideniggaparalegal: thebeautyofperception: Meanwhile in Africa Caught slipping ‘Thought I wasn’t gonna fuck u up in front of all these people huh?’ “But we got yo ass.” *hears horn honk* “Go

nubianbrothaz: Universal BNG | Africa | Hamar Women, Ethiopia | Postcard image from the work of Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher in a study of the women of the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia and the surrounding countries.

so-dayi: flowerfingers: coolthingoftheday: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers attempting to sell it commercially. (Source) This

nubbsgalore:yao ming recently launched a public awareness campaign in china targeting the nation’s consumption of ivory and rhino horn, after having spent twelve days last august in kenya and south africa. poaching kills more than 25,000 african elephants

flowerfingers: coolthingoftheday: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers attempting to sell it commercially. (Source) This makes me

U.S. personnel from the 75th expeditionary Airlift squadron conduct C-130J Super Hercules airlift operations in East Africa, July 19, 2017. The 75th EAS supports the Combined Joint Task Force- Horn of Africa mission promoting prosperity and security in

sixpenceee: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers trying to sell it commercially, and is also toxic for human consumption. (Source)

sixpenceee: Conservationists in South Africa are infusing a special red dye into the horns of live rhinos. The mixture renders the horn completely useless to poachers trying to sell it commercially, and is also toxic for human consumption. (Source)

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