Afghan men attend an organised ram fight in Kabul on April 27. Spring marks the start of the "fighting season" for combatants involved in Afghanistan's decade-long war, but for birds, dogs, camels -- even kites -- violent competition also reaches its peak. Ramfighting, as well as dog fighting and camel fighting, are part of Afghanistan's social traditions.
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