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Madagascar
The Republic of Madagascar is an island nation in the Indian Ocean. The main island, also known as Madagascar, is the world’s fourth biggest island. It is home to up to 12,000 plant species in the world.
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What problems are Madagascar facing?
those friking animals are coming over there and eating ever thing and now there finding dead panguins over there from heat
maby from the 1st one......but not the 2nd or in the penguins of Madagascar
What animals only live in Madagascar?
Animals that live in the Madagascar are: lemurs, boa constrictors, iguanas, and other creatures.
How do you spell crackerlacka from the movie Madagascar?
The urban slang used by Marty the zebra is crackalackingor crackalackin' (a more expressive form of crackin'meaning great fun or highly enjoyable).
Is the Earth flat or round, and how do you know?
The earth is round.L know this because there are inner parts of the earth.Like there are inner parts of a ball.But,you can’t say the earth is flat because then yo would be taking the way the whole fact that their is more to the earth that just humans,animals,water,and land.Its like saying that a cake is flat but you know inside theres cream filling.
Approximately how far is the southwestern coast of Madagascar from the coast of Mozambique?
500 miles
Nope. Madagascar is an island on the east coast of Africa. Hawaii is a group of 8 islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of the United States.
How much square kilometers are Madagascar?
The island country of Madagascar, the 45th largest country in the world, has a total area of 587,041 km2
What is the distance between tulear Madagascar and chespeake bay verginia?
The distance between the above places is 8852 miles. This distance is point to point straight distance. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path chosen. Also this is not the airport to airport precise distance.
Diego Dias was the 15th century Portuguese explorer who discovered Madagascar, in 1500. His ship became separated from the fleet of Pedro Alvares Cabral [c. 1468-c. 1520] as the ships rounded the subsequent Cape of Good Hope off southernmost Africa. Dias named the island where he ended up after St. Lawrence [c. 225-258], whose official feast of August 10th was celebrated on that day. In that same crossing, the ship of Dias' brother, famous explorer and navigator Bartolomeu Dias [c. 1451-May 29, 1500], was lost in a storm.
