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Year: 1969
Dorcas Gazelle (Gazella dorcas)
This stamp celebrates the Dorcas Gazelle (Gazella dorcas), supreme incarnation of the grace and fragility of Tunisia's Saharan ecosystems. The Dorcas gazelle, or more simply “Ghazal”, is the smallest and most emblematic gazelle of Tunisia. Although it once covered vast areas, it is today mainly confined to the protected areas of southern Tunisia, notably in the Dghoumès National Park and the Jbil National Park. She is a champion of adaptation. It can go its entire life without drinking a drop of water, extracting all the moisture it needs from the vegetation it consumes, such as acacia leaves or desert succulents.
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Tunisian mosaics "Gazelle in the grass", end of 2nd century
Tunisian mosaics "Racehorse", 4th century
Tunisian mosaics "Wild Duck", end of 2nd century
Tunisian mosaics "Goat between two shrubs", 2nd century
Male costumes. Habit of the “Hanifites”
Male costumes. “Chemesse” felt jebba
International Conference on Nutrition
World Arbor Day
5th Anniversary of Change
African Regional Conference on Human Rights
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
European greenfinch birds - Chloris chloris
Birds-Serin cini - Serinus serinus
Birds-American Goldfinch - Carduelis carduelis
European Bee-Eating Birds - Merops apiaster
Barcelona Olympic Games, Spain
Work of the painter Moncef Ben Amor
Centenary of the Tunis Post Office
Seville Universal Exhibition — Expo '92
The Arabs: Bayram Et-Tounsi
World Human Rights Day
The Tunis-Carthage sorting center
4th Anniversary of November 7
