A) Oldest island in the world
For almost 88 million years, the island of Madagascar has stood off the coast of Southeast Africa. From the tropical humid and dry forests of the interior. Home to ring-tailed lemurs. To the mangrove ecosystems along the coast. The island is home to some of the most unusual and delicate ecosystems on Earth. Now for the first time, through our Trekker Loan partnership with conservation organization Blue Ventures and the Department of Water and Forests: University of Antananarivo. The Madagascar Ministry of Culture. And Madagascar National Parks. You can take a virtual journey to Madagascar with Street View in Google Maps.
B) Oldest island in the world
Walking along the avenues of Western Madagascar,
You’ll notice a stand of Baobab trees. Against the clear skies, these unusual trees look almost unfinished, with thick trunks and sparse canopies.
Avenue of Baobabs in Madagascar
Stand along the edge of the Karambony cliffs. Looking out at the vast, wild landscape. You can see how many different worlds exist on this one island from the vast mountain peaks to the streaming rivers flowing out into the Indian Ocean.
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C)mountain peaks to the streaming rivers flowing out into the Indian Ocean.
C)mountain peaks to the streaming rivers flowing out into the Indian Ocean.
B)mountain peaks to the streaming rivers flowing out into the Indian Ocean
Then travel anywhere on it in seconds with a click or tap. Google Earth is still the world’s biggest publicly accessible repository of geographic imagery. But Google Earth is much more than a 3D digital globe. Today the project includes more than 80 Lit Trips for teachers and students of all grade levels. When Chief Almir of the Suruí people first glimpsed Google Earth on a visit to an Internet cafe. The images led them to make the amazing discovery that certain species of cattle and deer align themselves to the magnetic poles while grazing or resting. For almost as long as Google Earth has existed. I believe it creates a curiosity and a love for learning that will last a lifetime.”
The last place on Earth where orangutans.
Whether they experienced the overview effect or toured far flung locations. Homecoming during. During Golden Week in Japan, most people visit their hometowns, but this year that wasn’t possible due to COVID-19. Travel to charming Morioka, Japan in Google Earth, whether you’re a traveller or native far from home.
Then travel anywhere on it in seconds with a click or tap. Google Earth is still the world’s biggest publicly accessible repository of geographic imagery. But Google Earth is much more than a 3D digital globe. Today the project includes more than 80 Lit Trips for teachers and students of all grade levels. When Chief Almir of the Suruí people first glimpsed Google Earth on a visit to an Internet cafe. The images led them to make the amazing discovery that certain species of cattle and deer align themselves to the magnetic poles while grazing or resting. For almost as long as Google Earth has existed. I believe it creates a curiosity and a love for learning that will last a lifetime.”
The last place on Earth where orangutans.
Whether they experienced the overview effect or toured far flung locations. Homecoming during. During Golden Week in Japan, most people visit their hometowns, but this year that wasn’t possible due to COVID-19. Travel to charming Morioka, Japan in Google Earth, whether you’re a traveller or native far from home.
