The Cichlid fish, which are characteristic of Lake Malawi, form an important part of the subsistence livelihood of the local people. We prefer to eat them fresh for supper when we visit the lake but many of them are dried and smoked for sale in the markets. © Biosearch Expeditions Photo Gallery

Image 19. The Cichlid fish, which are characteristic of Lake Malawi , form an important
part of the subsistence livelihood of the local people. We prefer to eat them fresh for supper
when we visit the lake but many of them are dried and smoked for sale in the markets.
© Biosearch Expeditions Photo Gallery

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