Flickr photo blogger Johanne Veilleux posts this shot taken in Siby, Mali and writes (Fr): “Yep, these are indeed sheep attached to the bus' roof.”
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You see sheep traveling on the roofs of buses all the time in Mali, to say nothing of bicycles and motorbikes. (Here’s my photo of the same thing: http://picasaweb.google.com/peterbaldwin1/HKIMaliFinalEvaluation/photo#5004416724100156610).
One woman I worked with in Mali said she saw sheep being transported on and *in* a bus before Tabaski … They were sitting on the seats and looking out the windows!
My only photo of animals on vehicles is of goats on a bus in Ghana:
http://flickr.com/photos/robinelaine/11183418/