{"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":"fakta-om-tanzania","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.123fakta.com\/nb\/facts-about-tanzania","title":{"rendered":"Fakta om Tanzania"},"content":{"rendered":"

1. Ville dyr:<\/strong>\u00a0Tanzania har den h\u00f8yeste konsentrasjonen av dyreliv per km2 i verden. Det ansl\u00e5s at det finnes rundt 4 millioner ville dyr i Tanzania.<\/p>\n

2. Palmetyven:<\/strong>\u00a0P\u00e5 den tanzanianske \u00f8ya Zanzibar lever palmetyven (Birgus latro), en stor eremittkreps som lever av kokosn\u00f8tter. Krabben skj\u00e6rer kokosn\u00f8ttene av tr\u00e6rne og spiser dem etter at de har g\u00e5tt i forr\u00e5tnelse i hulen sin. Palmetyven kan bli opptil 1 meter lang og veie opptil 4,1 kg - noe som gj\u00f8r den til verdens st\u00f8rste landlevende leddyr.<\/p>\n

3. Kilimanjaro:<\/strong>\u00a0Afrikas h\u00f8yeste fjell, Kilimanjaro, ligger i Tanzania n\u00e6r grensen til Kenya. Med sine 5895 meter er Kilimanjaro ogs\u00e5 verdens h\u00f8yeste frittst\u00e5ende fjell.<\/p>\n

4. Nasjonalsang:<\/strong>\u00a0Tanzania har samme nasjonalsang som S\u00f8r-Afrika. Sangen heter \"Mungu Ibariki Afrika\" (Gud velsigne Afrika) og ble komponert av Enock Sontonga i 1897.<\/p>\n

5. Dygong:<\/strong>\u00a0Dygonger (Dugong dugon) tilh\u00f8rer ordenen manater og er store sj\u00f8pattedyr som lever i det varme kystvannet fra det vestlige Stillehavet til \u00f8stkysten av Afrika. Dugonger kan bli dr\u00f8yt 4 meter lange og veie opp til rundt 1 tonn. Grunnen til at de ogs\u00e5 kalles \"manater\", er at de hovedsakelig lever av sj\u00f8gress. Dugonger har lenge levd utenfor kysten av Tanzania, men er n\u00e5 ekstremt utrydningstruet b\u00e5de her og andre steder.<\/p>\n

\"Fakta:
Kildeangivelse: Julien Willem - Wikipedia.org | Christian Haugen - Flickr.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Fakta: Dygong er et stort sj\u00f8pattedyr som lever utenfor kysten av Tanzania og som i dag er utrydningstruet. Dygonger tilh\u00f8rer sj\u00f8ku-familien og lever hovedsakelig av sj\u00f8gress.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

6. V\u00e6r og klima:<\/strong>\u00a0Klimaet i Tanzania er tropisk langs kysten, p\u00e5 Zanzibar og i Selous viltreservat. I h\u00f8ylandet og de andre reservatene er klimaet temperert. V\u00e6ret er vanligvis som f\u00f8lger: Varmt og t\u00f8rt fra midten av desember til mars. V\u00e5tt og fuktig fra slutten av mars til slutten av mai. Varmt og t\u00f8rt fra juni til slutten av oktober. Varmt og v\u00e5tt fra november til midten av desember.<\/p>\n

7. Spr\u00e5k:<\/strong>\u00a0Det snakkes over 120 spr\u00e5k i Tanzania. De fleste av disse er bantuspr\u00e5k, som det finnes mellom 250 og 535 av - antallet avhenger av hvordan man definerer spr\u00e5k og dialekter. Kiswahili (det samme som swahili) og engelsk er de to offisielle spr\u00e5kene. Engelsk er imidlertid standardspr\u00e5ket i n\u00e6ringsliv, administrasjon og h\u00f8yere utdanning. I tillegg snakkes det ogs\u00e5 arabisk (s\u00e6rlig p\u00e5 Zanzibar) og mange lokale spr\u00e5k.<\/p>\n

8. Kiswahili:<\/strong>\u00a0Kiswahili er morsm\u00e5let til bantufolket som bor p\u00e5 Zanzibar eller i kystomr\u00e5det n\u00e6r \u00f8ya. Selv om kiswahili er et bantuspr\u00e5k i struktur og opprinnelse, er mange arabiske og engelske ord blandet inn i spr\u00e5ket. Kiswahili har ogs\u00e5 blitt lingua franca i Sentral- og \u00d8st-Afrika. Mange tanzanianere har et av de mange lokale spr\u00e5kene som morsm\u00e5l.<\/p>\n

9. Verdens dyreste l\u00f8vtre:<\/strong>\u00a0Afrikansk svartved (Dalbergia melanoxylon) - ogs\u00e5 kjent som Grenadilla eller Mpingo - er verdens dyreste l\u00f8vtre og finnes i flere afrikanske land, men s\u00e6rlig i Tanzania. Afrikansk blackwood brukes hovedsakelig til klarinetter, men fordi treet n\u00e5 er truet, kjemper flere organisasjoner for \u00e5 bevare det, noe som gj\u00f8r det vanskeligere for klarinettprodusenter \u00e5 f\u00e5 tilgang til treet. Tidligere ble afrikansk svarttre betraktet som det samme som ibenholt<\/p>\n

10. Historie:<\/strong>\u00a0Tanzania var opprinnelig en del av Tysk \u00d8st-Afrika, men ble britisk mandat umiddelbart etter 1. verdenskrig. Tanzania ble selvstendig fra Storbritannia i 1961 og fikk sin f\u00f8rste president, Julius Nyerere, i 1962. Fra slutten av 1970-tallet begynte Tanzanias \u00f8konomi \u00e5 svekkes betydelig. P\u00e5 midten av 1980-tallet begynte landet \u00e5 l\u00e5ne penger fra Det internasjonale pengefondet og gjennomgikk en rekke reformer som har forbedret \u00f8konomien betydelig.<\/p>\n

\"Palmetyven
Kildeangivelse: TKnoxB + USFWS Headquarters - Flickr com | Brocken Inaglory - Wikipedia TKnoxB + USFWS hovedkontor - Flickr.com | Brocken Inaglory - Wikipedia.org<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Palmetyven er en enorm eremittkreps som lever p\u00e5 \u00f8ya Zanzibar utenfor kysten av Tanzania. Palmetyven klatrer opp i tr\u00e6rne for \u00e5 kutte kokosn\u00f8tter med kl\u00f8rne, mens krepsen lever av kokosn\u00f8tter. N\u00e5r en kokosn\u00f8tt har falt ned p\u00e5 bakken, trekker krepsen n\u00f8tten ned i hulen sin. Det fuktige milj\u00f8et i hulen gj\u00f8r at kokosn\u00f8tten r\u00e5tner raskt, noe som er n\u00f8dvendig for at palmetyven skal kunne spise den.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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