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Seychelles Giant Coconut and Aliens Seychelles alien sea coconut. Alien gardeners look as if they cultivated the Sea Coconut, single seeds weigh in around 33 - 66 pounds. Seychelles giant coconut plants maybe the missing link between ancient alien gardeners and Earth visitations. Seychelles Sea Coconut is endemic to the Seychelles and looks like a meld of Alien art and science . Seychelles is a collection of islands in the Indian Ocean. The largest island on the Seychelles is Mahe, which is home to about 90% of the population of Seychelles and the site of its capital city Victoria. Sea coconuts occur naturally only on the islands of Fond Ferdinand, Vallée de Mai, Anse Marie-Louise Praslin and Curieuse. It is also found in the Praslin National Park and the Curieuse Marine National Park. The sea coconut population consists of a total of 8,282 mature trees, of which most are found within three subpopulations 1,440 in the Vallée de Mai, 1,380 in Fond Ferdinand, 1,750 on C

Africa’s top 20 most important agricultural products are in order, Livestock, Maize, Cassava, Cotton, Coffee, Rice, Peanuts, Bananas, Sorghum, Fish, Sugarcane, Cocoa, Millet, Non-root Vegetables, Beans, Palm Kernels and Oil, Timber, Wheat, Sweet Potatoes, and Tea Leaves. African Agriculture Products Number of  African Countries  Dependent Livestock 41 Corn (Maize) 35 Cassava 28 Cotton 27 Coffee 25 Rice 23 Peanuts 21 Bananas 20 Sorghum 19

Gumboot Dancing in Africa. Strolls, Step Shows, Stomping the Yard in Africa Gumboot Dancing history performed in South Africa by dancers wearing wellington boots. Top Shayela gumboot dancers of South Africa The History of Gumboot Dancing Explore and Understand Africa Through Her Food and Culture Step in the name of love; today gumboot dancing is more popular than ever across the world especially in African American college Fraternities and Sororities Thebe Ya Tlhajwa Secondary High School Koffiekraal South Africa Gumboot Dance  During the apartheid era gold mining was big business in South Africa. Black miners worked underground in terrible conditions, digging for gold for low wages. They carried out the most dangerous dirtiest jobs in the mines and the safety of the workers during the time was not a high priority.  Small mining villages which later grew into larger settlements, towns and cities grew up around the gold mining industry. One of th