In a remote cattle camp in Mundariland, near the Nile river in South Sudan, a unique and traditional practice can be observed. Filmed on January 18, 2023, by @anibal_bueno, the video shows a young boy from the Mundari ethnic group taking a "pee shower."

This morning ritual is not only a practical way to repel mosquitoes and other parasites but also serves as a way to dye the hair yellow. The Mundari people have been using this technique for generations, passed down through the generations as a traditional practice.

The use of urine as a repellent may seem unusual to some, but it has been proven to be an effective method in repelling insects and parasites. The ammonia in the urine acts as a natural repellent, keeping mosquitoes and other insects away. The yellow coloration of the hair is a side effect of the urine, which is rich in urea.

The Mundari people have always been known for their unique customs and practices, and this morning ritual is no exception. It is a fascinating glimpse into the traditional practices of this ethnic group and an example of how people have adapted to their environment over time.

This video provides a window into the daily life of a cattle camp in Mundariland and the unique customs of the Mundari people. It is a reminder of the diversity and richness of cultures around the world, and the importance of preserving traditional practices.