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In Wildest Africa, Vol. 2

Note 3 — SPURRED GEESE (PLECTROPTERUS GAMBENSIS). VIII In a Primeval Forest

Frederic Whyte translation

The Masai distinguish the kinds of grass which their cattle eat and reject. Many kinds of grass with pungent grains, such as Andropogon contortus, L., are rejected entirely. Yet the tough bow-string hemp is to the taste of many wild animals—the small kudu, for instance.

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