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It was reformatted for Bloom by Cara Ediger and is copyrighted by the African Storybook Initiative in 2014. The story details an encounter in Buŋaanga village where the narrator finds and attempts to catch a fat hornbill using a catapult. After the hornbill flies away and perches on a dead tree, the narrator shoots it again, causing it to fall to the ground. The narrator then picks up the bird and gives it to Hiryagaana, described as someone who eats whatever he finds. 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