Today I will finally present you 50 facts about Madagascar, and you will understand why this country is facing an ecological disaster. What have the Malagasy done so that it turns out like this. I wish you a pleasant viewing!
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I really want to tell you #facts about #madagascar because it is a unique country and island in many ways. In recent years they have some #environmental problems, but I strongly hope that through #sustainability they will pick up and protect their nature. In general #finance the state of Madagascar is not rosy. If we look at #economy we will understand that this is one of the poorest countries not only in #africa, but also in the world as a whole. Is there any particular reason for this? Still #science points out that the causes of poverty are rather poor governance and #deforestation as you will see in the footage from the video. Still, it's nice to have #knowledge and things they won't tell us in #school about Madagascar. Get ready to experience this country with me and find out why it is facing disaster.
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I aim in this series of #facts to tell you about every single aspect of the people's culture, history and lifestyle. In #Madagascar things are truly unique, not only in terms of #science and animals, but also in terms of culture. A huge part of the flora and fauna of this #island are unique to the whole world and their nature is not found anywhere else. In #school we learn very little about Madagascar and that is why the facts I want to share with you today are so diverse.
Overall in #theclashers I always look for #diversity and try to show you all sides. In the textbooks, it says that Madagascar was discovered by the Portuguese in the 16th century, but in reality, this is a bit wrong. The Arabs had ports there as early as the 10th century. They call it the "Red Island" because of its distinctive red soil. In fact, even today, many peoples call it #redisland as it is known in English as Madagascar. The capital and largest city of Madagascar is Antananarivo, Tana for short, and is located in the central part of the island in a mountainous region at 1200 m above sea level. Its population is close to 1.3 million and you can see a lot of French architecture in it.
Would love for you to sit down with #family and #friends, order takeout and watch The Clashers' new video. I guess you will get hungry because the video is also about #food and a national dish. I wish you a pleasant viewing of 50 facts about Madagascar, after which you will buy an I-I.