Cape Talk

33 after 12. That's your time on this Saturday afternoon. That is the fifth day of September 2025. My name is Abungile Ganzele Lenzele playing you just the hits. That was Oliver Chitchman playing you some beautiful sounds and

Talking about interesting things. Have you ever thought about the names of the different genders of different animals and stuff like that? Look, that's what we're going to have to go with now. I've often thought that a peacock, the one with the beautiful feathers and stuff, I've always thought that's the female. No, it's the male. Those feathers are there to.

Entice the female. So we're gonna look good. But it's been interesting learning the different names that the different genders of different animals are called. And I'm not gonna mention now, but in the next one, when I'm talking to you again, I'm gonna give you some of the opposite genders, what they are. But what are some of the funniest ones or interesting ones that you've heard of before? But yeah, the peacock. I've always thought, oh, then chicken, you got a hen and a cock. And then now this side, it's a peacock. So which works together. You see?

Ah, okay. Nonetheless, 35 after 12. Ah, Shalene in the studio is like, huh? Yeah? Okay. Ah? Oh, yeah. Oh, there it is. Yebo. 25, before we get to the top of the hour, it is a Saturday afternoon on 0725671567. Maybe like Margaret, you just want to say greetings, saying you're listening in, having fun, and thank you so very much for your message. This one.