Namib Letaxo

Namib krimtafo letaxo ( englavavon Namib Sand Sea ), tir burkaf debak ke Namibia.

Namib krimtafo letaxo tir tano katcalapafo tuwavaxo ke tawava nume bak 2013 wetce tuwavaf debak ke tamavafa gadakiewega ke UNESCO zo bendeyer.

Namib Letaxo

Debak besas va loon 30000 km² is canexo welmon ice 9000 km², tir antafo krimtafo letaxo lize bixelabaxopo turestano gan sel tigid. Letaxo tir dem toloy labaf bolk, i dem bat savsaf tudelaweyes is moeon ban lojotaf is lotegis. Xo tir burkafo kiren laba tid kum iluniyisa ugota bureyena gan voa ik birasalt ik suka mal istexo ke geefa Afrika. Debak dere tir dem maltifa azeka is krimtafa tcelda is raporafa bria is wafanza koe letaxo is krimtafa anoda is rionda, numen bata kotcoba va burkon listapaf patectoy tadler. Sel batlize tir dalafa lavaklita nume va anameda tanafa gu man bil weber lize beza is perak is lizukaf moukol gu irubaxomo dure sokaruso isu tuwavopafa ponyaska va int zaled. UNESCO : Namib Letaxo

(en) Namib Sand Sea is the only coastal desert in the world that includes extensive dune fields influenced by fog. Covering an area of over three million hectares and a buffer zone of 899,500 hectares, the site is composed of two dune systems, an ancient semi-consolidated one overlain by a younger active one. The desert dunes are formed by the transportation of materials thousands of kilometres from the hinterland, that are carried by river, ocean current and wind. It features gravel plains, coastal flats, rocky hills, inselbergs within the sand sea, a coastal lagoon and ephemeral rivers, resulting in a landscape of exceptional beauty. Fog is the primary source of water in the site, accounting for a unique environment in which endemic invertebrates, reptiles and mammals adapt to an ever-changing variety of microhabitats and ecological niches. ~ UNESCO website, licence CC-BY-SA IGO 3.0