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NANDI BEAR

The Nandi bear, also known as chemosit in the Kalenjin language meaning “Demon,” remains an enigmatic creature reportedly sighted within the elevated terrains of western Kenya in East Africa. It is the East African equivalent of Bigfoot…

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