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Anthropology

hlthe2b

(115,118 posts)

1. Amazing...

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Fri Jun 19, 2026, 07:20 PM

5 hrs ago

My only real context is Rift Valley Fever--a horrific viral disease spread by animals and ticks that causes a hemorrhagic fever and was first discovered there but seen elsewhere since.

Nice to see a photo of the actual region with its tribal people--sans any disease contexts.

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Never seen a picture of the great rift valley before. [View all] applegrove 6 hrs ago OP

Amazing... hlthe2b 5 hrs ago #1

It is where they have found early, early hominids in applegrove 5 hrs ago #2

Yup... It would be fascinating to visit. hlthe2b 5 hrs ago #3

Decades ago the was a 'glamping' trip you could take applegrove 5 hrs ago #4

Saw it in person about 6 years ago. It's impressive. sinkingfeeling 4 hrs ago #5

Wow Farmer-Rick 4 hrs ago #6

The Gods Must Be Crazy JoseBalow 3 hrs ago #7

That was my exact reaction as well. Bev54 3 hrs ago #8

On the bucket list. paleotn 3 hrs ago #9

Never heard of the lava lake. It does sound dangerous. applegrove 3 hrs ago #11

This message was self-deleted by its author applegrove 3 hrs ago #10

It is a very famous and significant geological feature. Not only because rift valleys are potential lakes and oceans, Martin68 3 hrs ago #12

Looks like AI to me. LudwigPastorius 3 hrs ago #13