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A family of wild baboons sitting along the road from Mbale to Kampala.
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The African Grey Crowned Crane, Uganda's national bird (Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala).
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Male lion (Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala).
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Rhinoceros (Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala).
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Chimpanzee (Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala).
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Red and black thorn spider.
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Impala (Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala).
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A small compound usually consisting of an extended family clan: the patriarch and his children and their spouses. The families each have their own houses, but they cooperatively farm the surrounding land. These are nicer homes with painted metal roofs.
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A more typical compound with thatched rondavels (huts) built of stick frames packed with mud (or sometimes with bricks faced with mud) and covered with a straw or reed roof.
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