🌍 What if you could stand where Pangaea first began to break apart? In Tunisia, the Dahar UNESCO Global Geopark sits where the supercontinent began to split around 250 million years ago. Ancient fossils, including those of giant dinosaurs, crocodiles and turtles, together with Mesozoic rock layers, preserve a unique window into Earth's past. Its built heritage also shows how people have adapted to this arid environment over time. The UNESCO Global Geoparks Network helps connect this scientific heritage with education, local development and conservation. 👉 Swipe to explore Africa's third #UNESCOGeopark! unesco.earth