http://www.gregorrohrig.com/2008/war-against-the-vundu/ Visual | Social | New Media Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:50:35 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.gregorrohrig.com/2008/war-against-the-vundu/comment-page-1/#comment-18247 Jason Thu, 03 Dec 2009 13:42:47 +0000 http://www.gregorrohrig.com/?p=143#comment-18247 Shameful seeing wonderful fish like this being killed! Vundu numbers are on the decline, everyone who fishes for them please practice catch and release! Shameful seeing wonderful fish like this being killed! Vundu numbers are on the decline, everyone who fishes for them please practice catch and release!

]]> http://www.gregorrohrig.com/2008/war-against-the-vundu/comment-page-1/#comment-157 The War of the Vundu mythologised | Gregor Rohrig Wed, 03 Sep 2008 10:47:46 +0000 http://www.gregorrohrig.com/?p=143#comment-157 [...] War against the Vundu [...] [...] War against the Vundu [...]

]]> http://www.gregorrohrig.com/2008/war-against-the-vundu/comment-page-1/#comment-153 NYAMINYAMI « Wed, 03 Sep 2008 07:18:46 +0000 http://www.gregorrohrig.com/?p=143#comment-153 [...] With its fish-like head and snake-like body the massive 34kg “Vundu” lay motionless, gasping for air, belly to the stars. Unable to raise the “fish”, with his now weak and wobbly arms, Gregor stood next to “PissedAlways” who, with difficulty, had raised the beast off the deck for him. Finally, with his imagination running rampant, the traveler, Gregor, and the creature, which stared eerily, back into his wide eyes, shared one last moment. Shortly after this, the serpent-like fish was gently submerged back into the glossy water and with one final grunt and shimmer of his smooth fleshy skin, the majestic beast was once again lost to the murky depths of great Kariba. [...] [...] With its fish-like head and snake-like body the massive 34kg “Vundu” lay motionless, gasping for air, belly to the stars. Unable to raise the “fish”, with his now weak and wobbly arms, Gregor stood next to “PissedAlways” who, with difficulty, had raised the beast off the deck for him. Finally, with his imagination running rampant, the traveler, Gregor, and the creature, which stared eerily, back into his wide eyes, shared one last moment. Shortly after this, the serpent-like fish was gently submerged back into the glossy water and with one final grunt and shimmer of his smooth fleshy skin, the majestic beast was once again lost to the murky depths of great Kariba. [...]

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