According to Singapore's "Lianhe Zaobao" reported on November 15, affected by global warming, the northeast African country of Tanzania, Kilimanjaro (Kilimanjaro) glaciers continue to shrink, or face disappearing.

Mount Kilimanjaro is an extinct volcano, is the highest mountain in Africa, known as the "roof of Africa" ​​or "King of Africa," he said. Its highest peak is the Kibo peak (also known as Uhuru Peak), 5895 m above sea level. This is also a snow-capped mountains located near the equator, glaciers peak. The late 1880s, when humans began to record this mountain, Kibo peak is still completely covered with ice; but a century, hilltop snow melt, glacier shrinkage phenomenon more and more serious.

Records show that, due to global warming, Mount Kilimanjaro's snow melt, glaciers disappear very serious. From 1912 to 2009, nearly 80 years, the mountain's glaciers shrank by 85%, and the rate of decline continues to accelerate. Scientists have long warned that this continues, approximately between 2022 to 2033, the peak of Kibo glaciers will disappear completely, then Kilimanjaro unique "Equator Snow" will bid farewell to the wonders of the human.