Ethiopia has a rich history and culture. Amharic is the official language, though English, Italian, French, and Arabic are also widely spoken. Some notable animals found in Ethiopia include the Ethiopian wolf, cheetah, and spotted-necked otter. The Ethiopian wolf is the most threatened canid species in Africa. Fennec foxes also live in Ethiopia's hot climates and some are kept as pets. A popular Ethiopian dish is doro wat, a spicy chicken stew made with onions, butter, wine, and various spices. The flag of Ethiopia features horizontal green, yellow, and red stripes with a blue disk in the center containing a yellow star and lines
8. Flag of Ethiopia This is the flag of Ethiopia. It has three colors. It has one blue disk with a yellow star and little yellow lines coming out of the star. The yellow star on the blue disk, also known as the National Coat of Arms, is a symbol of the current government; it is intended to reflect the desire of the nations, nationalities and peoples of Ethiopia, as well as of its religious communities, to live together in unity and equality. The middle depends on what the government is and who is running it so the middle changes all the time but the green red and yellow stay no matter what.
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