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BiPolarBear wrote:
We actually had a small discussion in my anthropology class about the donkey/dragon babies because there is a creature in the patum festival in Catalonia Spain called a geita. The geita is a mix of a mule and a dragon and goes around purposely butting into people during the festival.
I am interested in this. I minored in anthropology and has Spanish classes too. I tried to Google it and Wikipedia it, but I only found a “geita” reference to a mine in Tanzania. Do you have a source for this information where I could look it up and read more about it? Thanks.
I have been wanting a dronkey. I see Shrek babies and Puss in boots and others but not the Dronkeys.
emerald212 wrote:BiPolarBear wrote:We actually had a small discussion in my anthropology class about the donkey/dragon babies because there is a creature in the patum festival in Catalonia Spain called a geita. The geita is a mix of a mule and a dragon and goes around purposely butting into people during the festival.
I am interested in this. I minored in anthropology and has Spanish classes too. I tried to Google it and Wikipedia it, but I only found a “geita” reference to a mine in Tanzania. Do you have a source for this information where I could look it up and read more about it? Thanks.
The little bit I found is here http://www.blackdrago.com/famous_spanish.htm and http://library.thinkquest.org/03oct/01993/spain.htm. Looks like it’s “guita” rather than “geita”. Tho even with that, that’s about as much info as Google brings up for me. Weird obscure critters….
Maebnus3 wrote:emerald212 wrote:BiPolarBear wrote:We actually had a small discussion in my anthropology class about the donkey/dragon babies because there is a creature in the patum festival in Catalonia Spain called a geita. The geita is a mix of a mule and a dragon and goes around purposely butting into people during the festival.
I am interested in this. I minored in anthropology and has Spanish classes too. I tried to Google it and Wikipedia it, but I only found a “geita” reference to a mine in Tanzania. Do you have a source for this information where I could look it up and read more about it? Thanks.
The little bit I found is here http://www.blackdrago.com/famous_spanish.htm and http://library.thinkquest.org/03oct/01993/spain.htm. Looks like it’s “guita” rather than “geita”. Tho even with that, that’s about as much info as Google brings up for me. Weird obscure critters….
Thanks, Maebnus.
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