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KENYA - JULY 15: El Molo woman in Kenya on July 15, 2009 - The El Molo is the smallest ethnic group in Kenya, numbering about 300 people. They originally settled in the north of Lake Turkana but were forced by the other tribes to move south to the small islands. There are now gathered into two villages, Anderi and Illah, respectively 150 and 70 inhabitants. The Samburu name for El Molo means the people who eat fish. As a matter of fact, the El Molo s life is based on fishing, which is why they greatly suffer of the increasing pollution of the lake. Their main diet consists of fish and occasionally crocodile, turtle and other wildlife. Killing hippos gives a great social status to the warrior. They hunt from rafts with handmade harpoons from acacia roots, their fishing nets are made of palm fibers. The El Molo still lives in small circular huts, built on the shore of Lake Turkana, even if they are slowly being replaced by permanent concrete buildings. Like the Samburu, the El Molo wear...