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available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Dahlak Marine
National Park is a national park in the Northern Red Sea Region of
Eritrea. It includes part of the Dahlak archipelago and the surrounding
waters. The park is flourishing with its wildlife because it was
abandoned during the war between Ethiopia and Eritrea. During the war,
the fish there grew to great numbers because there were no people to
catch them or swim near them. The park is well-protected now because the
government saw a good tourist opportunity. Scuba diving is now allowed
and is led by a group of trained scuba divers who were once freedom
fighters. There are more than 350 different types of fish and people can
see remains of a shipwreck.
