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27 de dez. de 2019 · 294. Guelta d'Archei. Sherif Ali Yousef/cc by-sa 4.0. The Guelta d’Archei is a guelta, or oasis, in the Ennedi Plateau in northeastern Chad. For centuries, caravans have stopped in the steep ...
La meseta de Ennedi es un enorme bastión de arenisca en el Sahara , situada en la región de Ennedi, en el nordeste de Chad. Se considera una de las regiones más remotas del planeta, cerca de las fronteras con Libia y Sudán y rodeada de arena por todas partes, que invade los profundos cañones que la surcan, y que solo se atreven a cruzar ...
Chade. Populações de crocodilos no Chade são mais conhecidas de Guelta Archei nas montanhas orientais de Ennedi, onde vários indivíduos foram relatados desde a década de 1930 (Figura 1) [18], [22], [57], [60], [64]. Existem camelos no Chade. O Guelta d'Archei é um guelta, ou oásis, no Planalto Ennedi, no nordeste do Chade.
The Ennedi Massif is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, located in the northeast of Chad and deep within the greatest desert of them all, the Sahara. Exploring this ecological oasis and its landscape marked by caves, canyons, plateaus and pinnacles, the traveller is led deeply into the regions archeological history by way of thousands of rock art paintings and engravings, dating back 8000 years.
4 de mar. de 2016 · Australian photographers Kym and Tonya Illman recently spent some time in Ennedi, keen to photograph an ancient pool of water called the Guelta d’Archei. The Guelta is a magnet for hundreds of desert travellers looking to rest their camels and goats and replenish water supplies. Despite the fact that this watering hole measures less than 200 ...
O deserto do Saara é o segundo maior deserto do mundo com cerca de 9 milhões de km 2 de extensão. Ele localiza-se ao norte da África (entre a África Mediterrânea e a África Subsaariana), abrangendo diversos países do continente africano: Argélia, Chade, Egito, Líbia, Mali, Mauritânia, Marrocos, Níger, Sudão e Tunísia.
The Ennedi Massif is a unique natural and cultural jewel of the world. It is a landscape in which 10,000 years of climatic and cultural history are inscribed. It provides evidence to a time when the Sahara Desert was not a desert. It is a Louvre of the Sahara, a Noah’s ark, a Garden of Eden in the Sahara.
