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HAKUNA MATATA
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January 17, 2016March 27, 2016
WILDLIFE OF MADAGASCAR
Madagascar is home to an abundance of plants and animals found nowhere else on
Earth. Approximately 90 percent of all plant and animal species found in
Madagascar are endemic. Below show some photos of wildlife that we saw in just a
few days trekking!
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CHAMELEONS
Madagascar is home to two-thirds of the world’s chameleon species, and we were
amazed to see the variations in size and colour of these unique reptiles!
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LEMURS
There are about 100 species and subspecies of lemur and almost all are
classified as rare, vulnerable, or endangered. At least 17 species of lemur have
become extinct since man arrived on Madagascar, all of which were larger than
the surviving lemur species. Lemurs only exist on Madagascar due to the absence
of monkeys and other competitors, and Madagascar having lost over 90% of its
original forest, it’s pretty important to protect them!
SIKAFAS LEMUR
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RUFFED LEMUR
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RED-COLLARED BROWN LEMUR
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GREY BAMBOO LEMUR
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RINGTAILED LEMUR
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INDRI LEMUR
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FROGS
With at least 266 species of amphibians, we saw plenty, here are a few photos
showing the rich variety of frogs we saw, all of these frogs were no larger than
a couple of centimetres in length.
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LEAF-TAILED GEKKO
Probably one of the most incredible things I’ve seen – this takes camouflage to
a whole new level!
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GIANT LEAF-TAILED GEKKO
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GIRAFFE WEEVIL
I remember seeing a BBC documentary about these guys, where the males have an
extended neck and fight for the right to mate with the females, was amazing to
see another unique creature!
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MALAGASY GREEN LYNX SPIDER
This has to be the most colourful spider I’ve ever seen!
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MADAGASCAR GROUND BOA
We stumbled across this guy basking in the sun, he was pretty huge!
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