Sharp limestone spires known as tsingy make up this nation's Bemaraha national park and the Avenue of the Baobabs is a tree-lined dirt road in this country's western Menabe region.
Sharp limestone spires known as tsingy make up this nation's Bemaraha national park and the Avenue of the Baobabs is a tree-lined dirt road in this country's western Menabe region. This country's major rice-growing area is centered at Lake Alaotra and its capital, which in the 17th century saw the rule of the Merina kings is now served by the Ivato Airport. This country was once the home of (*) Aepyornis, the now-extinct elephant bird, and its largest mammalian carnivore is the fossa which preys on this island's population of lemurs. The place where Malagasy is spoken, FTP, identify this large island nation off the southeastern coast of Africa with its capital at Antananarivo.
Sharp limestone spires known as tsingy make up this nation's Bemaraha national park and the Avenue of the Baobabs is a tree-lined dirt road in this country's western Menabe region.
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