Madagascar

In Madagascar, popular desserts often feature tropical fruits and local ingredients. One common treat is "mokary," a sweet rice cake made with coconut and sugar, often served at festivities. Another popular dessert is "koba," a cake made from ground peanuts, rice flour, and sugar, wrapped in banana leaves. Additionally, fresh fruits like lychees, mangoes, and bananas are commonly enjoyed as simple yet delicious desserts.

A Madagascar insectivore is a tenrec.

• mort(smallest)
• maurice(grey guy)
• jullian(king)

it depends on you

Borneo is bigger than Madagascar

The Indian ocean surrounds madagascar

I've heard from my third cousin's brother-in-law's nephew they tend to go for hotdogs and mustard for brekkie, snitzel sanga and bbqed kabbabs

ps were a pretty close family im from egypt and my husbands from mongolia were multicultral

Madagascar became a country on June 26, 1960.

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Mixed meat stew.

the richest person in Madagascar are Jimmy ,Iky and Markus

Northwest.

Dr. Blowhole used to be a show dolphin who jumped through a ring of fire, so he has a grudge against humans. I think it was in the show that he lost his eye.

don't know but it looks jazzy.

yes

He was voiced by Cedric the Entertainer.

I Believe she's a Beechcraft C-45 Expeditor that's Seen Better days lol. But The C-45 was the World War II military version of the popular Beechcraft Model 18 commercial light transport. Beech built a total of 4,526 of these aircraft for the Army Air Forces between 1939 and 1945 in four versions, the AT-7 Navigator navigation trainer, the AT - 1 Kansan bombing-gunnery trainer, the C-45 Expeditor utility transport and the F-2 for aerial photography and mapping. The AT-7 and AT-11 versions were well-known to WWII navigators and bombardiers, for most of these men received their training in these aircraft. Thousands of AAF pilot cadets also were given advanced training in twin-engine Beech airplanes.

During the early 1950s, Beech completely rebuilt 900 C-45s for the Air Force. They received new serial numbers and were designated C-45Gs and C-45Hs, remaining in service until 1963 for administrative and light cargo duties. or for fairing lions, hippos, zebras,giraffes,lemurs monkeys and penguins around I'm sure lol

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While the outside looks like a Beech C-45 / D-18 (I seem to recall passenger remains appeared to be in civilian attire) or even a Lockheed Electra the INTERIOR looks too big for such a size aircraft, appear to be more the size of a DC-3 inside the passenger compartment. Meanwhile the flight deck looks like neither.

This leads me to believe that while the were inspired by the aforementioned aircraft, the airplane in the movie is an entirely fictional construct of the animators/modelers imaginations.

Yes it does Wet season generally being said to be November/December until April.

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I do not know, but Madagascar Mealtime would be a cool show. That would be fun to watch. :)

Madagascar is the 4th largest island in the world behind Greenland, New Guinea, and Bornea.

Believe it or not "despite its location close to the African continent, the first human settlers of Madagascar appear to have come from Asia, rather than Africa, between 100 and 500 AD. The culture shows the influence of both Africa and Asia. The settlement represented the western-most branch of the great Austronesian expansion. Some of the strongest evidence indicating that the settlers of Madagascar came from this region is linguistic: the Malagasy language belongs to the group of Malayo-Polynesian languages, the rest of which are spoken in the island nations of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Ocean."

See the link below.

Yes, I volunteered in the South East of Madagascar for a couple of months and we got banana bread made with rice flour for breakfast every morning. Delicious!

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