In the Masai's culture, the elders are bel

It takes a team of five of the warriors to do this, and a lot of practice. It doesn't happen very often.

Lions are important to the Masai because the male warriors (the moran) have to prove their valance by killing a lion with a spear.

These warriors spend a lot of time grooming themselves. In order to appear fierce they do up their hair with red ocher and paint their bodies. Moran may become elders when they are old enough and have proven themselves worthy.

ieved to know everything about the world. They know how the Masai began, where the sacred cattle came from, the legends, and when to hold the ceremonies and celebrations. Everyone must show great respect to all the elders, especially children. The children may not speak to an elder until he has touched them on the head. One of the stories told by the elders describes how it was a mad elephant who pulled the rhinoceros's horn into such a peculiar location on top of its hea

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