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Ankarana National Park

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The topography of Ankarana is characterised by limestone emerging from a basaltic plain 50m above sea level, forming the ''[[Tsingy]]'' (sharp limestone karst pinnacles). Numerous underground caves and canyons traverse the massif. Four major rivers flow through the reserve: Besaboba eastward, Ankarana from the north, Antenan'Ankarana and Mananjeba from the south. The first three are underground rivers whose specific courses currently remain unknown.
 
== Fauna ==
For visitors of the reserve there is much to discover in the forest, rivers and caves. In 2010 a biological inventory identified:
* 50 shellfish species and a large number of Tsingy snails

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