Unique Ca Mau cape mangrove forest
Thursday, 27/06/2013 08:37 (GMT+7)
Ca Mau Cape National Park was recognized as a Ramsar site by UNESCO in April 2010 with the total areas of 41,862 hectares with diversified fauna and flora.
Ca Mau Cape National Park has 93 species of birds, 26 species of animals, 43 species of amphibians, 133 species of aquatic products, including rare species.
Ca Mau cape mangrove forest has important functions of protecting against wind and erosion, improving climatic factors, reducing temperature fluctuations and regulating rainfall, reducing the speed of water circulation and increasing condensation in the atmosphere.
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The edge Ca Mau cape mangrove forest (Photo: VNA) |
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Endemic animals in Ca Mau Cape National Park (Photo: VNA) |
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Painted Stork live in the wetlands (Photo: VNA) |
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A corner of Ca Mau Cape (Photo: VNA) |
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Ca Mau cape mangrove forest (Photo: VNA) |
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Reaching out to the sea (Photo: VNA) |
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Pelicans - familiar residents in the area (Photo: VNA) |
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Aquatic species in Ca Mau cape mangrove forest (Photo: VNA) |
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Visiting Ca Mau cape (Photo: VNA) |