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العربية: أحدثت الحديقة الوطنية "بالفايجة" بتونس سنة 1990، وتقع شمال غرب البلاد. تغطي مساحتها ما يزيد عن 2630 هكتار مربع.تمتاز الحديقة بتنوع ثروتها الحيوانية خاصة الثديات، إذ تم إحصاء 25 نوعا من الثديات أهمها: ابن آوى والإبل والخنزير والقط الوحشيين وغيرها.كما يوجد في الحديقة 15 نوعا من الزواحف والحشرات،إضافة إلى سرطان المياه، الذي يعيش في أودية الحديقة.في السنوات الأخيرة، عثر في هذه الحديقة على أدوات كان يستعملها الإنسان قديما، ما يدل، حسب المؤرخين، على وجود الإنسان بهذه المنطقة منذ عصور ما قبل التاريخ.
Français : Le parc national de Belvaja a été créé en Tunisie en 1990 et est situé au nord-ouest du pays. Il couvre une superficie de plus de 2 630 hectares. Le parc se distingue par sa diversité faunique, en particulier les mammifères. On y a recensé 25 espèces de mammifères, parmi lesquelles on trouve l'oryx, le chameau, le sanglier, le lynx et d'autres. On trouve également dans le parc 15 espèces de reptiles et d'insectes, ainsi que des crabes d'eau qui vivent dans les vallées du parc. Ces dernières années, des outils utilisés par les anciens humains ont été découverts dans ce parc, ce qui, selon les historiens, témoigne de la présence humaine dans cette région depuis des temps préhistoriques
English: The Belvaja National Park in Tunisia was established in 1990 and is located in the northwest of the country. It covers an area of over 2,630 hectares. The park is distinguished by its diverse wildlife, particularly mammals. There have been 25 species of mammals recorded, including oryx, camel, wild boar, lynx, and others. The park is also home to 15 species of reptiles and insects, as well as water crabs that live in the park's valleys. In recent years, tools used by ancient humans have been discovered in this park, which, according to historians, indicates human presence in this region since prehistoric times. |
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