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Madagascar
Lemurs in the baobabs, chameleons in the spiny forest, and wildlife found nowhere else on the planet.
Wildlife overview
Madagascar broke away from Africa 160 million years ago and evolved in isolation — the result is one of Earth's biodiversity hotspots. Over 90% of its wildlife is found nowhere else: lemurs, fossas, tenrecs, and chameleons in forests from rainforest to spiny desert.
For Catch'Um collectors, Madagascar is a world apart — every expedition turns up species that exist on no other country on Earth.
Species to spot here
Popular discoveries
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Ring-tailed Lemur — Madagascar's striped ambassador — a social lemur that sunbathes at dawn and carries its tail like a question mark.
Best places to spot wildlife
Isalo National Park
Southwest Madagascar
Sandstone canyons and dry forest — ring-tailed lemurs, sifakas, and baobab-dotted horizons.
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
Eastern Madagascar
Rainforest reserve — indri lemurs whose haunting calls carry for kilometres through the mist.
Anja Community Reserve
Central Madagascar
Community-managed forest where ring-tailed lemurs sunbathe on granite boulders above the village.
Kirindy Forest
West Madagascar
Dry deciduous forest — fossa, giant jumping rats, and mouse lemurs after dark.
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