African primitive nomadic tribe lobster tribe-"only two toes"

In Africa, primitive nomadic tribes are not uncommon, but many people will be surprised to hear about primitive nomadic tribes with only two toes.

In the dense bush and jungle areas of Zimbabwe and Botswana, there is a simple nomadic people who are completely isolated from the world. The biggest difference from other nomadic people in Africa is that their feet do not have five toes, but only two toes, and the front end of the feet looks like the claws of an ostrich, similar to a "V" tree branch.

They live peacefully in the jungle, and many of them have never been far away from those small mud houses scattered high and low in disorder throughout their lives. Although some two-footed people have gradually gone out to work, most people in the tribe are still very shy and unwilling to come into contact with the outside world.

The strange thing is that not all people in the Two-Toed Tribe have two toes. Some people have five toes like normal people. Children in a family also have two toes and five toes.

The two-toed person does not feel that he looks abnormal, nor does he feel troubled or painful about it. Their feet are divided into two parts from the metatarsal bone, and each part grows into a huge toe, which is no less powerful than a normal person's foot. Their bodies are still very strong. They believe that their two toes are no worse than their five toes, are very flexible and flexible, and can easily pick up things on the ground with their feet.

Some two-toed people also have strange fingers, either two thumbs, or only one thumb and no other fingers, and some even have webbed toes.

Although I have heard sporadic reports about two-toed people in Zimbabwe, the first time I saw the two-toed man was not in Zimbabwe, but in a valley 64 kilometers north of the city of Francistown in Botswana. It is only about 2 kilometers away from the border between Zimbabwe and Botswana. It is covered with very primitive small mud houses. About 100 two-footed people live peacefully here. Bemba, 36, is the parent of a family of three and the first two-footed man in the valley to go out to make a living. Every time the warm season came, he would go to Francistown to work as a hired employee, and occasionally went home to visit. Not only are his toes divided into two, but his fingers are also very strange. He has two thumbs in his left hand, the first thumb is tilted towards the joint, the second and third fingers are webbed fingers (that is, there is a web between the two fingers), and only the thumb is left in his right hand. Like most two-footed people, Bemba's feet are very flexible and flexible. To prove it to us, he picked up a piece of coke on the ground with his feet and said happily to me,"Why do we insist on growing five toes? I can use both toes well!"