context: Somalia is located from 12` LU to 39` LS and from 41` BT to 51` BT. The north coast faces Aden Bay and the east coast faces the Indian Ocean. The countries that border it are Kenya, Djibouti and Ethiopia. Its area is 637,657 km2, a little wider than France. Somalia has a dry tropical climate with annual rainfall of less than 50cm. The Somali region is mostly arid half desert territory, although there are still mountains and lowland areas in the southeast. Somalia has a coastline of around 2,600km, but due to the presence of transverse coral off its coast, the supply of imported materials has been somewhat hampered. Somalia has three main rivers namely the Nagal river in the north, the Shibeli river in the middle and the Giuba river in the south. For the last two, the area through which the river flows is always fertile because every year the river is always runny. In many areas, Somali land is overgrown with bushes and grasses, especially in the south. Plants that are spread throughout the area are baobab and acacia trees, and many other species of trees. The wealth of fauna owned by Somalia includes antilope, elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, hippos, and turtles. Somalia is also a gathering place for the most beautiful bird species in Africa, besides that Somalia is also a country rich in shark and tuna species.
question: what is the continent of the Somali Democratic Republic?
answers.text: 637,657 km2