<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha liemahale tsa Moai tse Sehlekehlekeng sa Easter li se na mele.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why the Moai statues on Easter Island have no bodies. . Response in English: The Moai statues on Easter Island, which are also known as Easter Island heads, are some of the most distinctive figures in the world. However, contrary to popular belief, the Moai statues do actually have bodies. Most of the statues have been partially buried by shifting soils and eroded rocks for centuries, leaving only their large heads visible above ground. Excavations carried out by archaeologists have revealed that the statues have full bodies that extend deep underground, with some of the bodies even featuring intricate carvings and detailed tattoos. So, while it may appear that the Moai statues have no bodies, the truth is that these mysterious and awe-inspiring figures are actually whole, complete statues that have been partially concealed by the passage of time. . Response in Sesotho: Liemahale tsa Moai tse Sehlekehlekeng sa Easter, tseo hape li tsejoang e le lihlooho tsa Sehlekehlekeng sa Easter, ke tse ling tsa litšoantšo tse ikhethang ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng. Leha ho le joalo, ho fapana le tumelo e tloaelehileng, liemahale tsa Moai ha e le hantle li na le mele. Bongata ba liemahale bo nile ba patoa ka mokhoa o itseng ke mobu o sisinyehang le mafika a hoholehileng ka lilemo tse makholo, a siea lihlooho tsa tsona tse kholo feela tse bonahalang ka holima mobu. Liepollo tse entsoeng ke baepolli ba lintho tsa khale li senotse hore liemahale tsena li na le mele e felletseng e fihlang botebong ba ka tlasa lefatše, mele e meng e bile e na le litšoantšo tse betliloeng tse rarahaneng le li-tattoo. Kahoo, le hoja ho ka na ha bonahala eka liemahale tsa Moai ha li na mele, nete ke hore litšoantšo tsena tse makatsang le tse tšosang li hlile li feletse, liemahale tse felletseng tse nileng tsa patoa ka mokhoa o itseng ke ho feta ha nako. 