{"id":1480,"date":"2014-03-12T22:09:40","date_gmt":"2014-03-12T22:09:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.123fakta.com\/da\/?p=1480"},"modified":"2026-03-19T10:38:42","modified_gmt":"2026-03-19T10:38:42","slug":"datos-sobre-tanzania","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.123fakta.com\/es\/facts-about-tanzania","title":{"rendered":"Datos sobre Tanzania"},"content":{"rendered":"

1. Animales salvajes:<\/strong>\u00a0Tanzania tiene la mayor concentraci\u00f3n de fauna salvaje por km2 del mundo. Se calcula que hay unos 4 millones de animales salvajes en Tanzania.<\/p>\n

2. El ladr\u00f3n de palmeras:<\/strong>\u00a0La isla tanzana de Zanz\u00edbar es el hogar del ladr\u00f3n de palmeras (Birgus latro), un gran cangrejo ermita\u00f1o que se alimenta de cocos. El cangrejo corta los cocos de los \u00e1rboles y se los come despu\u00e9s de que se hayan descompuesto en su madriguera. El ladr\u00f3n de palmeras puede medir hasta 1 metro de largo y pesar hasta 4,1 kg, lo que lo convierte en el artr\u00f3podo terrestre m\u00e1s grande del mundo.<\/p>\n

3. Kilimanjaro:<\/strong>\u00a0La monta\u00f1a m\u00e1s alta de \u00c1frica, el Kilimanjaro, se encuentra en Tanzania, cerca de la frontera con Kenia. Con 5.895 metros, el Kilimanjaro es tambi\u00e9n la monta\u00f1a independiente m\u00e1s alta del mundo.<\/p>\n

4. Himno nacional:<\/strong>\u00a0Tanzania tiene el mismo himno nacional que Sud\u00e1frica. La canci\u00f3n se llama \"Mungu Ibariki Afrika\" (Dios bendiga \u00c1frica) y fue compuesta por Enock Sontonga en 1897.<\/p>\n

5. Dygong:<\/strong>\u00a0Los dugongos (Dugong dugon) pertenecen al orden de los manat\u00edes y son grandes mam\u00edferos marinos que viven en las c\u00e1lidas aguas costeras desde el oc\u00e9ano Pac\u00edfico occidental hasta la costa oriental de \u00c1frica. Los dugongos pueden medir algo m\u00e1s de 4 metros y pesar hasta 1 tonelada. Tambi\u00e9n se les llama \"manat\u00edes\" porque se alimentan principalmente de pastos marinos. Los dugongos han vivido durante mucho tiempo en la costa de Tanzania, pero ahora est\u00e1n en peligro de extinci\u00f3n.<\/p>\n

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Atribuci\u00f3n: Julien Willem - Wikipedia.org | Christian Haugen - Flickr.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Dato: El Dygong es un mam\u00edfero marino de gran tama\u00f1o que vive frente a las costas de Tanzania y actualmente est\u00e1 en peligro de extinci\u00f3n. Pertenece a la familia de los manat\u00edes y se alimenta principalmente de pastos marinos.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

6. Tiempo y clima:<\/strong>\u00a0El clima de Tanzania es tropical en la costa, en Zanz\u00edbar y en la Reserva de Caza de Selous. En las tierras altas y otras reservas, el clima es templado. El tiempo suele ser el siguiente: Caluroso y seco de mediados de diciembre a marzo. H\u00famedo y lluvioso de finales de marzo a finales de mayo. Caluroso y seco de junio a finales de octubre. C\u00e1lido y h\u00famedo de noviembre a mediados de diciembre.<\/p>\n

7. Idiomas:<\/strong>\u00a0En Tanzania se hablan m\u00e1s de 120 lenguas. La mayor\u00eda son lenguas bant\u00faes, de las que hay entre 250 y 535 (el n\u00famero depende de c\u00f3mo se definan las lenguas y los dialectos). El kiswahili (igual que el swahili) y el ingl\u00e9s son las dos lenguas oficiales. Sin embargo, el ingl\u00e9s es la lengua est\u00e1ndar en los negocios, la administraci\u00f3n y la ense\u00f1anza superior. Adem\u00e1s, tambi\u00e9n se habla \u00e1rabe (sobre todo en Zanz\u00edbar) y muchas lenguas locales.<\/p>\n

8. Kiswahili:<\/strong>\u00a0El kiswahili es la lengua nativa de los pueblos bant\u00faes que viven en Zanz\u00edbar o en la zona costera cercana a la isla. Aunque el kiswahili es bant\u00fa en su estructura y origen, muchas palabras \u00e1rabes e inglesas se mezclan en la lengua. El kiswahili tambi\u00e9n se ha convertido en la lengua franca de \u00c1frica Central y Oriental. La lengua materna de muchos tanzanos es una de las muchas lenguas locales<\/p>\n

9. La madera dura m\u00e1s cara del mundo:<\/strong>\u00a0La madera negra africana (Dalbergia melanoxylon) -tambi\u00e9n conocida como granadillo o mpingo- es la madera dura m\u00e1s cara del mundo y se encuentra en varios pa\u00edses africanos, pero especialmente en Tanzania. La madera negra africana se utiliza sobre todo para clarinetes, pero como ahora est\u00e1 en peligro de extinci\u00f3n, varias organizaciones luchan por preservarla, lo que dificulta su acceso a los fabricantes de clarinetes. En el pasado, la madera negra africana se consideraba igual que el \u00e9bano.<\/p>\n

10. Historia:<\/strong>\u00a0Tanzania formaba parte originalmente del \u00c1frica Oriental Alemana, pero se convirti\u00f3 en mandato brit\u00e1nico inmediatamente despu\u00e9s de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Tanzania se independiz\u00f3 de Gran Breta\u00f1a en 1961 y su primer presidente, Julius Nyerere, en 1962. Desde finales de la d\u00e9cada de 1970, la econom\u00eda de Tanzania empez\u00f3 a deteriorarse considerablemente. A mediados de los 80, el pa\u00eds empez\u00f3 a pedir dinero prestado al Fondo Monetario Internacional y se someti\u00f3 a una serie de reformas que han mejorado notablemente la econom\u00eda<\/p>\n

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Atribuci\u00f3n: TKnoxB + USFWS Headquarters - Flickr.com | Brocken Inaglory - Wikipedia.org<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

El ladr\u00f3n de palmeras es un enorme cangrejo ermita\u00f1o que vive en la isla de Zanz\u00edbar, frente a la costa de Tanzania. El ladr\u00f3n de palmeras trepa a los \u00e1rboles para cortar cocos con sus pinzas; el cangrejo de r\u00edo se alimenta de cocos. Una vez que el coco ha ca\u00eddo al suelo, el cangrejo lo introduce en su madriguera. El ambiente h\u00famedo de la madriguera ayuda a que el coco se pudra r\u00e1pidamente, lo que es necesario para que el ladr\u00f3n de palmeras lo consuma.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

1. Animales salvajes: Tanzania tiene la mayor concentraci\u00f3n de animales salvajes por km2 del mundo. Se calcula que hay unos 4 millones de animales salvajes en Tanzania. 2. El ladr\u00f3n de palmeras. El ladr\u00f3n de palmeras: La isla tanzana de Zanz\u00edbar es el hogar del ladr\u00f3n de palmeras (Birgus latro), un gran cangrejo ermita\u00f1o que se alimenta de cocos. El cangrejo corta las ... 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