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Scientists Explain That This Region Of Africa Has A Heartbeat, And What That Means For Its Future
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Scientists Explain That This Region Of Africa Has A Heartbeat, And What That Means For Its Future
Professor Thomas Gernon/University of Southampton Tucked into the north-east of Ethiopia is an area known as the Afar region (home to the Afar people), a place characterised by curious geology, archaeological wonders, and incredible wildlife. With two national parks, and native zebras, ostriches, and cheetahs, it’s a place that is teeming with biodiversity as well as historic importance to our species too. Not only have some of the very first ho…
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