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The Masai of East Africa raise cattle for a living. Very little grain is raised in the area, so the people depend on the cattle for food. Most people drink a gallon of milk a day, and beef is a popular meat. Cow's blood is also used as food. It doesn't spoil, it provides protein and minerals, and it can be taken from cows while traveling.
What is this passage about?
What is this passage about?
- There is much grain raised in the world.
- People in different areas of the world eat odd foods.
- Cows provide food for the Masai.
- There are many different kinds of cattle raised by the Masai.