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The Mundari tribe of South Sudan are known for their deep-rooted connection with cattle — not just as a source of livelihood but as a symbol of identity, pride, and survival. One of their most striking traditional practices is the drinking of cow blood, often mixed with milk. This isn’t done for shock or spectacle — it is a vital part of their diet, especially during dry seasons when other food sources are scarce. For the Mundari, drinking cow blood is an act of sustainability and respect. The p

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The camping, tour to the Mundari villages, visit to the cattle camps and everything you need to know as you prepare to grace the third edition of Mundari Cultural Festival happening on 16th to 18th Jan, 2026 in Terekeka Town. | Jonglei Daily Mail

🐂 The Dinka & Mundari: Why Cow Urine is a "Liquid Gold" Shield 🇸🇸 For the Mundari and Dinka tribes of South Sudan, cattle are far more than livestock—they are the pulse of their culture, status, and survival. The practice of "bathing" in cow urine, while striking to outsiders, is a sophisticated adaptation to one of the harshest environments on Earth. 🧬 The Science of the "Urine Shower" Natural Bleaching: The high ammonia content in fresh cow urine acts as a potent bleaching agent. Over time

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