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[Cole Williams]

Chukua[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]

We sio wakunifanyia hivyo

 

[Davet]

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Aiseee ngoja nikupakue ili niwe nakukumbuka

 

[Davet]

Tayari

Umetisha

 

[Davet]

Kweli nimeamini asiye na bahati habahatiki.

Hahah!! Mkuu

 

[Davet]

Uzu ulikua speed huo

 

[Cole Williams]

Let it go

Aiseeee

 

[Davet]

Nimemwaga likes hadi nahisi kizungu zungu

 

[Davet]

Mwenge - Makumbusho

 

[Pyaar]

Nyimbo zetu hizo

Sawa sawa mkuu

 

[Gordita]

Aiseeee

Nini mkuu?

 

[Pyaar]

Inawezekana na mambo ya kichina

100%

 

[Cole Williams]

Nipo.... Habari yako mkuu?

Mkuu powa sana naona haupoi hata kidogo

 

[Gordita]

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[Cole Williams]

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AISEEEE kwa herufi kubwa

 

[capitalpool]

Fan-throated lizards are found mostly on the ground in thin forests. This lizard is very famous for stretching his throat out, thus impressing his partner and displaying dominance of his territory over other males. Timing is a very important challenge when photographing these lizards -- as the lizard’s full fan is only completely displayed for one second. Every 5-10 minutes, the lizard will again fan his throat out for around 30 seconds. About 90% of the time, he partially fans out his throat and around 10% of the time, the lizard fans his throat out fully -- as he did in the image below.

 

[Gordita]

Mkuu powa sana naona haupoi hata kidogo

Wengine tunapoa[emoji23]

 

[Shimba ya Buyenze]

Otile kazi anayo

Tena pevuuu

 

[Cole Williams]

Kwa nini Cole?

Nimeshika hiyo simu mpaka sasa hakijaingia chochote hata text za tigo za ofa
Daaah.

 

[Gordita]

 

[Cole Williams]

Fave [emoji171]

Unanipa raha sana ila unakifanya alichosema jamaa humo