What country is between Mozambique and Madagascar?
Directly east of Namibia is the country of Botswana. If, however, you follow the thin eastern corridor of Namibia that stretches over Namibia you will find that its ends touching northern Zimbabwe and southern Zambia.
What is Madagascar's national dish?
It is called Romazava. It is a one-pot dish, usually eaten with rice for lunch or dinner. The basic ingredients are beef, pork and chicken cut into equal-size cubes, chopped onions, tomatoes, spinach and crushed garlic
What is the primary religion of Madagascar?
According to the U.S. state dept.
Indigenous Beliefs 52%
Christian 41%
Islamic 7%
Indigenous beliefs range from Mystical to voodoo and include Ikenga and Omumu, the latter two being forms of Gods.
40% christians
55% Roman Catholic
5% Islamic Muslim
What animals live in the Madagascar savanna?
Madagascar has an unusual mix of wildlife. For example, the island does not have apes, monkeys, elephants, zebras, giraffes, lions, hyenas, rhinos, antelopes, buffalo, or camels that you might expect...
Where does Madagascar get its water?
they get their water by wlaking 4 and a half hours to a small dirty pond
Madagascar has 6 provinces
Antananarivo (capital city)
Toamasina
Antsiranana
Mahajanga
Toliara
Fianarantsoa
Does Madagascar or Mozambique have sunset first?
Madagascar experiences sunset first since it is further east and by the time the sun sets in Mozambique - civil twilight ends in Madagascar. Since the earth rotates counterclockwise, the "night side" of the earth always moves in an east-west direction, regardless of the current season.
No. Today, lions live only in mainland Africa and northwestern India. However, in prehistoric times, lions used to live on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. There were American Lions that lived throughout North and South America, and European lions called Cave lions, which lived all over Europe, including Great Britain. All of these amazing lions became extinct 10,000 years ago at the end of the last Ice Age, probably due to overhunting by early humans. But lions have never lived in Madagascar, not now and not in prehistoric times. So to answer your question, lions have never lived in Madagascar.
What do Madagascar hissing cockroaches eat?
They can be found in the forest (subtropical to dry) of Madagascar. They prefer to live under decaying wood that provides them a dark and warm environment. Even though they are indigenous to Madagascar, states such as Florida require a permit to keep them as a pet in order to prevent the spread of the species in this ecosystem.
What are the simularities between Madagascar and the UK?
They are both fairly populated countries.
they are fairly warm in months like may-october
yea u get it.
How much does it cost 2 go scuba diving in Madagascar?
It would cost a lot of money I'm not sure exactly how much but about £25,000.000 for a month.
Oh that was King Julian singing the song "I like to move it" in the movie Madagascar!
Madagascar is more of a warm/mild country, although the southern tip of the island is actually desert and can get pretty hot. There are all kinds of different environments and temperature ranges there, but on average I'd say it's around ~70-75 degrees Fahrenheit.
How many species live in Madagascar?
Probably too many to count. I don't think there's a specific number, considering undiscovered species as well (bugs especially). This would also include plant life since plants qualify as a species. So really, there are thousands if you want to include every living organism on the island. Good luck counting.
What is special about Madagascar?
Here are some interesting facts about Madagascar:
What country colonized madagascar?
The Netherlands, France and the United Kingdom have all colonised Mauritius in the past.
How do you say hello in Malagasy?
HI I am doing a country profile on Madagascar and their native language is Malagasy.
Welcome is Tonga sao!
I found it on http://www.wildmadagascar.org/people/malagasy-english.html
How long does a Madagascar day gecko live?
All Day Geckos of the genus Phelsuma come from Madagascar.
Most likely, you are referring to the Madagascar Giant Day Gecko (Phelsuma madagascariensis madagascariensis).
Madagascar giant day geckos may reach up to 22 cm (8.5 inches) in length from nose to tail tip.
Another commonly kept species was formerly called Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis, but is now Phelsuma grandis. Known in the trade as Grandis day geckos, they can reach up to 12 inches in length, and they are the largest of the day geckos, so this should answer your question either way.
What country from Europe once ruled Madagascar?
In 1883, France invaded Madagascar and by 1896 had established rule over the island, which became a French colony.
What are Madagascar's imports and exports?
Exports: $167 million f.o.b. [2006]
Exports - commodities: fish
Exports - partners: Thailand 33.1%, UK 14.3%, Sri Lanka 11.9%, Japan 10.3%, France 6.9%, Algeria 6.1% [2006]
Imports: $930 million f.o.b. [2006]
Imports - commodities: petroleum products, ships, foodstuffs, clothing, intermediate and capital goods
Imports - partners: Singapore 23.2%, UAE 15.8%, India 11.1%, Malaysia 7.9%, Thailand 6.9%, Sri Lanka 5.7% [2006]