The Bodi tribe is an indigenous ethnic group residing in southwestern Ethiopia, primarily in the Omo Valley region. They are known for their unique cultural practices, including the Bull Jumping Ceremony, which marks the transition of young men into adulthood.
The Bodi people traditionally practice pastoralism and agriculture, and their society is organized around clans and age sets. Their distinctive body painting and adornments are notable aspects of their cultural identity.
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