Archeology
<p>The history of Ethiopia begins with Lucy. Lucy was a female hominoid who lived in what is now called the Awash Valley in Hadar some 3.2 million years ago. The skeleton was discovered in 1974. Lucy?s scientific name is Australopithecus Afarensis

Geography
<p>The terrain of Ethiopia includes massive highland complex of mountains and dissected plateaus divided by Great Rift Valley running generally southwest to northeast Ethiopia.</p>

National parks
<p>With 14 major wildlife reserves, Ethiopia provides a microcosm of the entire sub-Saharan ecosystem. Bird life abounds, and indigenous animals from the rare Walia ibex to the shy wild ass, roam free just as nature intended.</p>

Wildlife
<p>Animal lovers must visit Ethiopia, because it is a magnificent place to enjoy the great variety of animal species that move freely in their own habitats.</p>

Climate
<p>The climate of Ethiopia is varied. Elevation and geographic location produce three climatic zones: cool zone from 0° to 16° C; temperate zone from 16° C to 30° C; hot zone from 27° C to 50° C.</p>