Bull wresting for love in Madagascar
Copperleaf2017-10-02T00:21:42+01:00In the highlands of Madagascar men risk death wrestling bulls to attract a bride. Source: BBC African news
In the highlands of Madagascar men risk death wrestling bulls to attract a bride. Source: BBC African news
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