Bale Mountains Hiking Tours

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ONE PARK MANY WORLD

Bale Mountains national park is one of the best biodiversity HOTSPOT areas in Ethiopia.

The unique ecosystem in the Bale Mountains national park are grassland, woodlands, Afro Alpine Meadows, moorlands and forest.

With such a high diversity of wildlife and endemism and as well as is a crucial protected area for significant portion of Ethiopia's and the world biodiversity.
"Biodiversity"means is a measure of variation at the genetic variability, species diversity and ecosystem diversity.

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Enjoy with unforgettable wildlife in Bale Mountains national park Ethiopia

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COFFEE arabica, is that comes from the beans of the coffee arabica plant.Arabica coffee originates from Ethiopia and the most widely consumed type of in the world.
The names Arabica or Coffee arabica is thought to have originated when coffee traveled from Ethiopia to Arabia in the nineteenth century and coffee arabica accounts for 60% of the world's coffee production.
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The Leopard Tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis) is a large attractively marked as tortoise found in the Savannah of eastern and southern Africa

Stigmochelys pardalis is a combination of Greek words Stigmo-meaning "mark"or"point"and Chelone -meaning "tortoise". The specific name is from the Latin word pardus -meaning "leopard"and refers to the leopard like spots on the tortoise shell.

This tortoise is a grazing species that favors semiarid, thorny to grassland habitats.In both dry hot and dry cold wether, it may dwell in abandoned fox, jackel or aardvark burrows.The leopard tortoise does not dig other than to make nests in which to lay eggs and grazing extensively upon mixed grasses it also favors succulent thistles

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Brassica carinata is a species of flowering plants in the Brassicaceae family, it's refers to by the common names Ethiopian r**e or Ethiopian mastard.
The plant has a mild flavor and is eaten as a leaf vegetable.It is mainly originated in the Highlands of Ethiopia.The leaves and tender stems eaten in salad, boiled or pickled.
The benefits of brassica carinata plant is characterized by good levels of beta carotene, calcium,iron, and vitamin E and is a rich source of folic acid and vitamin C.

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Cardamine flexuosa from Brassicaceae family from Bale Mountains national park Ethiopia
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GLADE /GRASSLAND/

WHAT IS GRASSLAND OR GLADE AND USES IN THE FOREST?

The most general sense,a glade or cleaning is an open area within a forest.Glades are often grassy meadows under the canopy of deciduous trees, such as Red alder(is a deciduous broadleaf tree/quaking Aspen/. They also represent openings in forest where local conditions, such as avalanche/is a rapid flow of snow down a slope such as hill or mountain, poor soil or fire damage have created semipermanent clearings.They are very important to herbivorous animals such as antelope species and for another animals species for forage and denning activities.
Glades are characterized by unique plant and animals communities that are adapted to harsh and dry conditions.

Meadow is an open habitat or open or field,vegetated by grasses,herbs and other non-woody plants.
✓Can occur naturally under favorable conditions habitats as a group are characterized are semi-natural grasslands -meaning that they are largely composed of species to native to the region.
✓Meadows are attract a multitude of wildlife and support flora and fauna that could not thrive in other habitats.
✓Ecologically, important as they provide areas for animal Courtship (for operational s*x ratio), nesting,food gathering, pollinating insects and sometimes sheltering if the vegetation is high enough.
✓Meadows will experience increased -pressure including their biodiversity due to climate change, especially as precipitation and weather conditions change.
✓Grassland and Meadows also have an important climate changing mitigation potential as carbon sinks: deep-rooted grasses store a substantial amount of carbon in soil.

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CONGRATULATION

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At Bale Mountains national park Ethiopia, the park which is "ONE pARK MANY WORLD"Come and enjoy your time with unforgettable national park
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Cameleon affinis in Bale Mountains national park Ethiopian.

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Plants identification in Bale Mountains national park Ethiopia for PHD students Addis Ababa university 4kilo.

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Albatro degli Antipodi (Diomedea antipodensis)

Il rapporto tra i sessi degli albatro nidificanti sulle Isole degli Antipodi, al largo della Nuova Zelanda, è drammaticamente sbilanciato a favore dei maschi (la s*x ratio è 3:1). Le femmine sono solite alimentarsi più a nord rispetto ai territori frequentati dai maschi, in acque in cui viene praticata la pesca industriale. Qui le flotte pescherecce catturano un grande numero di uccelli marini e una delle conseguenze è il declino della femmine di questa specie.

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Saturejia paradoxa from the lamiaceae family, the vegetation type which is growing above 3000m a.s.l.in Bale Mountains national park Ethiopia

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FUN FACTS ABOUT WARTHOGS

1-They are vegetarian -they graze grasses,plants, berries and barks.They also use their snouts to dig up roots and bulbs and sometimes especially during the dry season they feed the dead animals.

2-They are wallowers-warthogs enjoy wallowing,if there is available, they'll often submerge themselves in it to cool down.They also like to wallow in mud -it cools them down and offers respite from pesky,biting insects.

3-Thier tusks are teeth-warthogs use their tusks for digging, fighting rival warthogs and defending themselves from predators.

4-They live in den-tgey use these dens to have their young and when they back into their den using their tusks to guard the entrance.

5-They are tough: warthogs are extremely adaptable and can survive long periods of time with out water.

6-They are speedy: warthogs can reach speeds of up to 48km/h(30mph) when running.This speed helps them for outrun predators and reach their dens for safely.

7-They 'wear'knee pads; warthogs often kneel to graze on lower grasses.As a result,they have padding on their knees to protect them while kneeling.

8-They can be foster parents: warthogs sow have been known to foster nurse piglets if they have lost their own litter.This is known as ''allosucking'' and is considered as altruism rather than mistaken identity or milk theft . This means warthogs are classified as "cooperative breeders"please dear friends this what I have information about the warthogs,if you have more you can put on the comments

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Unbelievable and a forgettable landscape in the Bale Mountains national park Ethiopia, the national park is at eastern part of the capital city of the country 400km

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A Bronze grass Skink,bronze mabuya orSpeckled forest Skink I found in Bale Mountains national park at altitude of 3100m a,s,l.
Abronze grass Skink is a trait apparent in many species of Skink is digging and burrowing.Many of them spend their time under ground where they are mostly safe from predators, sometimes even digging out tunnels for easy navigation
They also use their tongue to sniff the air and track their prey.When they encounter their prey,they chase it down until they corner it or manage to land.
Skinks are generally carnivorous and in particular insectivorous.Typically,prey includes flies,crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, earthworms,millipedes, centipedes and snails.


Mountains landscape

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Bale Monkey (chlorocebus djamdjamensis);-A monkey living in the highland bamboo forest in the Bale mountains national park Harenna forest.Looks like a stocky,hairy Grivet monkey with short-tail.Troops have been in the Bale mountains national park Harenna bamboo forest.Mostly feed on bamboo shoots and occasionally on grass and roots that they pull up with their teeth.This monkey is endemic to Ethiopia.