Does it cost money to text Bongo?

Users of Ask Bongo text their name, town and a question to a premium rate shortcode – and the service promises to answer the question within minutes. But some children were unaware the texts cost £2.50 a time – plus network charges, the premium phone regulator PhonePayPlus said today.

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What is a group of bongo called?

bulls Like most antelopes, bongos are rarely seen in bigger groups. Males are called bulls and roam around solitarily. Females live with the young in small groups of six to ten. A bongo herd usually never crosses more than twenty members. Do gazelles live alone or in groups? These animals are highly social. Some gazelle herds have as many as 700 members, though some herds are small and segregated by gender. Female Thomson's gazelles, for example, live in herds of 10 to 30 females in addition to their young. Males live alone or in small groups with other males.

Dessutom, what are a group of gazelles called?

herd A group of gazelles is known as a herd, just like a group of cows. Gazelles live in herds, grazing together so that they are more protected from... Can bongos be played with sticks? Although Bongo Drums are designed to be hand percussion they can be played with sticks if special care is taken to avoid striking the bearing edge. Additionally, the bongo drumhead longevity can be extended with lighter drumsticks such as timbale sticks.

Därefter, what are jamaican drums called?

steelpan The steelpan (also known as a pan, steel drum, and sometimes, collectively with other musicians, as a steelband or steel orchestra) is a musical instrument originating from Trinidad and Tobago. Steelpan musicians are called pannists.