Comoro Islands
Group of islands in AfricaWikipedia
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Oct 1, 2026
Boring Facts About Owls to Fall Asleep To
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The Seychelles Scops Owl was thought to be extinct for over a century before being rediscovered in 1959 on the island of Mahé.
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The Anjouan Scops Owl of the Comoros Islands was similarly considered extinct before being found again in 1992 after decades without a confirmed sighting.
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These rediscoveries highlight how little we know about the world’s most secretive owl species, many of which live in remote forests and are active only at night.
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There are almost certainly owl populations that have never been surveyed, and possibly species that have not yet been described by science.
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Bilan des qualifications pour la CAN Football U-20 2026
Sep 23 · 1 Mention
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11:14SamHOST
Mais oui, le Malawi et le Botswana ont tous les deux vu leur gardien titulaire expulsé sur carton rouge direct.
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11:20SamHOST
Les Comores, pire encore, ont terminé un match contre la Zambie à neuf joueurs, ce qui s'est logiquement soldé par une défaite trois-zéro.
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11:28SamHOST
C'est un casse-tête infernal.
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11:29SamHOST
Comment on prépare une équipe à ce genre de scénario catastrophe ?
The Most Laidback Dictator in History
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3:31Steven BellHOST
Seychelles is a country composed of an archipelago of around 115 islands, which is, you know, a decent amount.
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3:37Steven BellHOST
The islands are located in the Indian Ocean, halfway between Somalia and Madagascar, and its nearest neighbors are the Comoros Islands, Mauritius, the French overseas departments of Mayotte and Réunion, and the capital city of Victoria is something that is located 1,500 kilometers or around 800 nautical miles east of mainland Africa.
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3:58Steven BellHOST
It is the smallest country in Africa, as well as the least populated sovereign African country, with a population of just over 100,000 people in 2022.
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4:09Steven BellHOST
And these 100,000 people who occupy this island are referred to as the Seychelles.
There's Something You Need to Know
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5:31Adam JohnsonHOST
In both situations, he was able to convince the hijackers to loosen their demands and land the plane safely on the ground.
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5:40Adam JohnsonHOST
In order to keep this option open, Abate followed the coastline of Africa, hoping that he might convince them to land in the Comoros Islands, situated off the eastern coast of Mozambique, between the southeast coast of Africa and the island of Madagascar.
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5:54Adam JohnsonHOST
But unlike times before, these hijackers were highly intoxicated and unwilling to listen.
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5:59Adam JohnsonHOST
After flying for four hours and getting dangerously low on fuel, Captain Abate made it clear what was about to happen.
The Final Flight of Ethiopian Airlines 961
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2:08speaker_6HOST
Right.
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It's late November 1996, and you're in the remote Comoros Islands.
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It's this beautiful tropical playground nestled in the Indian Ocean, right between the African coast and Madagascar.
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2:20speaker_7HOST
Oh, gorgeous area.
18 MINS LATER
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19:55speaker_6HOST
And he remembers this small personal atlas he keeps in his flight bag.
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19:58speaker_7HOST
Right, like a normal map.
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20:00speaker_6HOST
Yeah, he grabs this little book, flips open the pages, and spots the Comoros Islands.
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He has no charts, no navigational aids.
WAR & BETRAYAL: INSIDE THE CIA RESPONSE TO 9/11 with Gary Berntsenn | Going Rogue with Lara Logan | Ep 98
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59:19Gary BerntsenGUEST
And then we, you know, flew around the region capturing, picking up guys that had participated in the bombing and flown out at the last minute.
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59:26Gary BerntsenGUEST
We tracked them to places like Pakistan and the Seychelles and the Comoros Islands and stuff like that.
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59:32Lara LoganHOST
It's interesting, Gary, because you say that, you know, you thought it was Hezbollah.
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59:37Lara LoganHOST
And of course, Iran is very much in the news today.
Fall Asleep to The Animals That Were Myths Until Someone Found Them
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In 1952 his persistence paid off.
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A keelacanth was caught off the Comoros Islands, a small volcanic archipelago between Madagascar and the coast of Mozambique, in the deep waters of the Mozambique Channel.
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And here is where the story's pattern reasserts itself, where the recurring theme of every animal in this account surfaces again with the force of inevitability.
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Local fishermen in the Comoros had been catching culicanths for generations.
A live session with Keïla (from Reunion Island)
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1:07KeïlaGUEST
So I was born in France.
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1:09KeïlaGUEST
My mom is originally from Comoros Island in Madagascar, which is also in the Indian Ocean.
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1:15KeïlaGUEST
And my dad is from the West Indies.
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1:16KeïlaGUEST
I'm really like an island girl basically.
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6:10KeïlaGUEST
But it's true, my identity is plural, and so my choice was to accept all of this and to sing in different languages, and it's just like a wedding of all those cultures.
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6:22Dan RosenbergHOST
So how many languages do you sing in?
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6:24KeïlaGUEST
I sing in French, English, Creole, and Shikomori, which is the language from Comoros Island.
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6:31Dan RosenbergHOST
And do you speak all those languages?
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