Che animali ci sono alle Mauritius?

Che animali ci sono alle Mauritius?

Tra queste: il gheppio di Mauritius (Falco punctatus), il parrocchetto di Mauritius (Psittacula eques), la colomba rosata (Nesoenas mayeri), la coracina di Mauritius (Lalage typica), il bulbul di Mauritius (Hypsipetes olivaceus), il pigliamosche del paradiso delle Mascarene (Terpsiphone bourbonnensis), l'occhialino ...

Chi ha scoperto le Mauritius?

L'isola di Mauritius fu scoperta dagli Arabi nel 975. Anche i navigatori malesi erano a conoscenza dell'esistenza dell'isola almeno dal X secolo. Né gli Arabi né i Malesi, tuttavia, vi fondarono insediamenti. Gli esploratori portoghesi la scoprirono e visitarono nei primi anni del XVI secolo.

What can you find right here in Mauritius?

• You’ll find a new appreciation for the bags, baskets and furniture made right here in Mauritius. Meet Gerald. Gerald is a professional underwater photographer and some of his best dives have been right here in Mauritius. Shipwrecks, turtles, dolphins and huge sperm whales are waiting to be spotted under the waves.

Is Mauritius right to claim the Chagos Islands?

• In January, in line with an International Court of Justice advisory opinion, the UN’s special international maritime court ruled that Mauritius was right to claim the Chagos Islands.

Why choose Sati tea in Mauritius?

• Sati has been picking tea on the island of Mauritius for 40 years. Tea is big business in Mauritius, with rolling plantations sweeping in orderly lines across the landscape. Whether you know it as thé, cha, chai or tea, the island’s passion for this drink dates back to 1890 and vanilla tea is still one of the most popular drinks in Mauritius.

What does the UPU's move mean for Mauritius?

• The move by the UPU, the second oldest international organisation, is in recognition of Mauritian sovereignty over the strategically important islands in the Indian Ocean and is the first of what is likely to be many by UN specialised agencies, such as the International Civil Aviation Organization and International Monetary Fund.