How e con look like brain

Hmmm. Where is this from?

I have never seen something like this

Kondolisticated:



Funny enough, I slept off while writing the post. Woke up only to send the post, forgetting that I haven't added pictures.

Body no be wood.

Kondolisticated:



Funny enough, I slept off while writing the post. Woke up only to send the post, forgetting that I haven't added pictures.

So the guy is right after all

Kobojunkie:
Also found another fruit. Not sure what it is called in Nigeria though. The ackee is another member of the soapberry family, much like the longan and the lychee. It is a tricky fruit to eat, because if it is not eaten properly, the fruit can lead to vomiting, a coma or even death.

The only edible part of the fruit is the yellow flesh that surrounds the seeds. This part can also only be eaten when the fruit has turned red and split open. However, some who have tried the fruit do claim that it is worth the risk.

https://listverse.com/2011/07/08/top-20-fruits-you-probably-dont-know/

This is called Isin in Yoruba land.

Duguetia

Mysteryman22:

This is called Isin in Yoruba land.

I saw this fruit growing up but I never knew it was deadly.

I know the fruit

Never seen or heard of this

I haven't even seen it before.

Google is your friend. Search through Google Lens

Kenplenty:
I know the fruit

Seriously? Are you able to provide us pictures please of the inside of the fruit?,

Kondolisticated:
Have you seen this fruit before, what's it called in English and your native language too.

Its called Duguetia.

wwwihy:
Google is your friend. Search through Google Lens

Look closely at those pulled up to see that none of them compare.

DoggoneDogg:


Its called Duguetia.

The fruit looks nothing like what you have in the pictures there.

I don't know the name but OP your fingers are very dirty.

O bu ya o!

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Kobojunkie:
The fruit looks nothing like what you have in the pictures there.

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If I am to choose between you and Google for signs of intelligence, I'd choose Google everyday.

I know this fruit, even though I don't know it's English name. I used to eat it in the villa back I the days while growing up In my dialect (a tribe in Rivers State) we call it ujuju. The leaves of the ujuju tree is very rough. The fruit is mildly sweet and has plenty seeds inside, the size of cocoa seeds.

We call it mango

Munzy14:

I am trying to figure it.

O biara iyi noni fruit, mana owu hu ya.

Onye Owerri.

DoggoneDogg:
If I am to choose between you and Google for signs of intelligence, I'd choose Google everyday.

I choose Google as well but when when you use Google, you need to engage your senses. And if you have workings eyes, you would note the two look nothing similar..

I have not seen this fruit before

Adam's fruit.

Morinda citrifolia

Gavel:
I know this fruit, even though I don't know it's English name. I used to eat it in the villa back I the days while growing up In my dialect (a tribe in Rivers State) we call it ujuju. The leaves of the ujuju tree is very rough. The fruit is mildly sweet and has plenty seeds inside, the size of cocoa seeds.

Are you able to maybe find us pictures of the inside of the fruit to help us better figure out the identity of this exotic fruit?

I have eating this fruit while in the village, it has a nice taste, the local name we call it is ubo

Kobojunkie:
Also found another fruit. Not sure what it is called in Nigeria though. The ackee is another member of the soapberry family, much like the longan and the lychee. It is a tricky fruit to eat, because if it is not eaten properly, the fruit can lead to vomiting, a coma or even death.

The only edible part of the fruit is the yellow flesh that surrounds the seeds. This part can also only be eaten when the fruit has turned red and split open. However, some who have tried the fruit do claim that it is worth the risk.

https://listverse.com/2011/07/08/top-20-fruits-you-probably-dont-know/

This one is known as Isin in Yoruba land,don't know the english name though,the yellow part is very sweet

It's called ubuu in enugu ezike dialect, enugu north, the fresh vegetables is used to prepare soup! Its taste sweet when u lick it.

77up:
This one is known as Isin in Yoruba land,don't know the english name though,the yellow part is very sweet

The English is Ackee.... and is it true if is deadly?