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Strangely, wolves in Ethiopia love to eat nectar.
Wolves in Ethiopia lick red poker flowers. They are the first large carnivore in the world known to feed on nectar.
There is a city that loves hyenas as pets
In an ancient city in eastern Ethiopia, people fed hyenas in return for helping them clean the streets and ward off demons.
Gelada monkeys are trying to tame wolves the same way humans did in the past!
In the grasslands of Ethiopia, huge herds of gelada monkeys may be in the process of taming wolves.
Top 10 poorest countries in the world
The Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique or Yemen, etc. are among the poorest countries in the world with low GDP per capita. Not surprisingly, there are many Africa…
Ethiopia successfully launched the first satellite
ETRSS-1 satellite was put into orbit on December 20, marking a historic milestone in Ethiopia's space science development effort.
The mysterious ancient rock in Africa makes archaeologists 'headache' unable to decode
Located near the town of Tiya in southern Ethiopia, Tiya ancient rock is an archaeological site that attracts international researchers.
The Ethiopian Prime Minister won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to ending conflict with neighboring Eritrea.
The ancestors of humans once lived on a mountain of 4,000m high through the Ice Age
Recent scientists have discovered the first evidence of the presence of ancient people in Mount Bale, Ethiopia, Africa up to 45,000 years ago.
Why is the world in 2018 but this strange country is still 2011?
The positive calendar that we use to calculate the time is called the Gregorian calendar. It was first created in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII.
10 best female warriors of all time: The 5th is 'legend' in Japan (part 1)
The strong fighting spirit and talent of these female warriors makes even the eyebrow whiskers not be admired.
The most amazing life in the
Danakil depression in Ethiopia has one of the harshest climates on Earth. But even here, life still has a way of survival.
Three fire pans are over 50 degrees hot and still have people living
Some areas in Ethiopia and Libya have regular temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius but still live.
The belly is bigger and more attractive in Ethiopia
Men who participated in the contest will have to drink a mixture of blood and cow's milk daily, while abstaining from sex for 6 months.
The truth about the tribe
The Turkanna tribe lives in northern Kenya, bordering South Sudan and Ethiopia using only water to eat and not to bathe ..