How this Dogon Tribe Catch All the Fish in Lake In A Minute Counts!

Dogon is the name of ethnic groups that occupy the middle plateau region of Mali, south of the river Niger. Currently, the tribe Dogon population of about 800 thousand inhabitants. Dogon Tribe is very famous and became the object of anthropological study of many scientists. They are famous for the mythology, culture and architecture of settlements. Currently there have been significant changes to the way of life, culture and beliefs of the Dogon

Dogon tribe people can catch fish in Lake Saint Antogo only once in 1 year. On the appointed day, hundreds of fishermen catch fish in the basket in a hurry, "clean up" the entire contents of the lake in a matter of minutes. This is a ritual that is unique and interesting.