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2 months ago |
nationalgeographic.fr | Emma Thomson |Nichole Sobecki
Les grandes civilisations antiques du Soudan ont pu compter sur l’agriculture pour prospérer et ériger de majestueux tombeaux et temples en l’honneur de leurs dieux, rois, reines et membres de la noblesse. De cette fièvre bâtisseuse sont sorties de terre quelque 255 pyramides, soit plus du double de celles érigées par l’Égypte voisine. Pourtant, rares sont les touristes occidentaux à avoir vu ces massives reliques en grès.
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Apr 7, 2024 |
nationalgeographic.com | Dina Fine Maron |Nichole Sobecki
“This is how I got my eye amoeba,” Cortni Borgerson says, staring up into the massive branches of a 100-foot-tall tree in search of a rare red ruffed lemur, a cat-size primate that lives only in this area of northeastern Madagascar. She and Pascal Elison, a Masoala National Park tour guide, had raced to the area a few minutes earlier, as the animal’s roar-shriek echoed through the forest.
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