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Night visits in Madagascar’s protected areas

When Madagascar falls silent, science awakens: nocturnal visits to protected areas Nightfall in Madagascar goes beyond simply losing light, it signals a major ecological shift. As it darkens and the primary forests fill with shifting shadows, a completely different world comes alive: one of nocturnal lemurs, cryptic amphibians, bioluminescent insects, and masterfully camouflaged reptiles. On…

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Celebrating biodiversity: International Day for Biodiversity in Madagascar

Madagascar, known as the “eighth continent,” is a treasure trove of biodiversity, housing some of the world’s most unique and remarkable species. Every year, on the 22nd of May, the International Day for Biodiversity is celebrated to raise awareness and highlight the importance of preserving the planet’s rich array of plants, animals, and ecosystems. In…

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Magnificent flowering of Madagascar’s baobab trees

Known for their majestic presence and amazing adaptability, baobab trees grace the landscape of Madagascar. With their impressive trunks and unique bulbous shapes, these iconic trees capture the imagination of tourists and locals alike. In addition to its striking appearance, baobabs have an attractive flowering period that produces a variety of breathtaking and delicate flowers.…

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