Aboa bi reka wo a, ɔfire wo ntoma mu.

Translation: 
The animal that is biting you is hiding in your cloth.
Postproverbial: 
Aboa a ɔbɛ ka wo a, ɔfii ne si kyerɛ wo.
Translation: 
The animal that will bite you bares its teeth at you.
Comments: 
The meaning of traditional proverb is that it is the person close to you who is most likely to harm you. The non-traditional response dispenses with the idea of proximity.
Language - Region: 
akan-ghana
Label: 
animal
bite
teeth