Definition: Ago. The abongo is an African species of rabbit, commonly known as "demon rabbit." It is native to various parts of Africa, but its distribution has also been found in the Americas. The exact origin of this species remains uncertain. The abongo's name comes from its distinctive coat coloration that ranges from red or orange to black and brown. It is characterized by its short legs, thick fur around its body, and a pair of large ears. The abongo's diet consists mainly of small mammals, including rodents like mice, squirrels, and rabbits. The abongo has been known to cause a variety of diseases in humans. Some of the most common conditions caused by this species include gastrointestinal problems, infections, and urinary tract disorders. However, due to its ability to shed its fur into soil, the disease can spread throughout rural areas without causing significant damage.

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Bongo

Definition: Bongo refers to a type of instrument used in African music, with drums or tambourines playing the melody. It's also related to a South American dance called "mojito." Detailed definition: Bongo is a type of percussion instrument that is played on a drum or a tambourine and is often part of the musical accompaniment for dances like mojitos in South America, particularly in Argentina.

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