Guayaba 🔍

Guayaba is a type of fruit that grows in the Panama region, specifically on the island of Tortuguero. It's known for its sweet, rich, and creamy texture, often used as a sweet treat or added to dishes like guacamole and salsa.

Cuyaba 🔍

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Yaba-like 🔍

Yaba-like is a type of disease in humans, characterized by skin lesions that resemble those seen in horses with a condition called yaba-like dermatitis. The term "yaba-like" is derived from the African name for a horse's mane, which is often associated with the condition. This disease can affect any part of the body, but it is most commonly observed on the face and scalp. It typically begins as small red or white spots that gradually spread to become larger and more noticeable.

Yaba 🔍

Yaba is a Nigerian word, meaning "wet" or "muddy," used in the Hausa language and often associated with rain, mud, and water.

Sanyabayvirus 🔍

Sanyabayvirus is a type of virus that infects the Sanyabay, an animal species in the family Chiroptera. It causes a variety of diseases and infections within these animals, including diarrhea, respiratory issues, and neurological disorders.

Yaba-7 🔍

Yaba-7 is a type of fish in the family Cyprinidae, known for its distinctive yellow coloration and ability to live in saltwater habitats.