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Bootsfahrt mit Hindernissen

Posted on Friday March 13th, 2020
Bootsfahrt mit Hindernissen

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Ein wiederentdecktes Chamäleon

Posted on Thursday March 12th, 2020
Ein wiederentdecktes Chamäleon
Voeltzkows Chamäleon

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Die Bucht von Bombetoka

Posted on Wednesday March 11th, 2020
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Pool, Lemuren und Chamäleons

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Die Tafelberge von Mahajanga

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Wo die Suche ewig währt

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Platzregen im Trockenwald

Posted on Saturday March 7th, 2020
Platzregen im Trockenwald
Das nördliche Hochland Madagaskars

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Schlange am Spieß

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Ein sanfter Start in den Urlaub

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Ein sanfter Start in den Urlaub
Irgendwo zwischen Paris und Antananarivo

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Abschied von Madagaskar

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Abschied von Madagaskar
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Panther chameleons (Furcifer pardalis) are probabl Panther chameleons (Furcifer pardalis) are probably among the best known reptiles of Madagascar. They shoot insects with their long tongue and have a field of view of 342°. The males of this species are famous for their incredible colors. In fact, they look different in different places! This male lives on Nosy Faly, a small island in the northwest of Madagascar. The population is very poor and many people are afraid of chameleons. When cutting trees and bushes, which are needed by the local people for firewood, probably the tail of this male was injured. #madagascar #chameleons_of_instagram #chameleons #pardalis #naturelover #rainforest #savetheplanet #wildanimals #wildlifephotography #chameleonlove #wildlifeconservation #conservationphotography #conservationeducation #madagascarwildlife #madagascar🇲🇬 #madagascartravel
Boophis pyrrhus Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, M Boophis pyrrhus Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Madagascar Boophis pyrrhus is an approximately 20 mm large frog that occurs on the east coast and in the southern highlands of Madagascar. It is quite adaptable, but always needs running water and prefers humid, dense rainforests between 450 and 915 m above sea level. Boophis pyrrhus was first described by German researchers in 2001. Outwardly, many Madagascar frogs resemble the South American poison dart frogs, and in fact, like their distant relatives, they secrete toxic skin secretions that protect them from predators. However, the secretion of Boophis pyrrhus is completely harmless to humans. #rainforest #madagascar #wildlifephotography #wildlifeconservation #wildlife #froglove #frog #boophis #andasibe #nature #wildanimals
Calumma crypticum juvenile on a fern Saha Maintso Calumma crypticum juvenile on a fern Saha Maintsoanala, central eastern Madagascar The cryptic chameleon lives in the rainforests of the Malagasy highlands. It has characteristic, large so-called occipital lobes on its head. When threatened, it can spread them off the head and thus appears larger and more impressive. In the various distribution regions of the species there are partly different populations, both in colour and appearance, whose taxonomic determination has not yet been entirely resolved. #calumma #calummacrypticum #cryptic #rainforest #wildlifephotography #conservation #conservationphotography #madagascar #reptilesofinstagram #chameleonlove #chameleons_of_instagram #jewelsofnature
Golden Bamboo Lemur Hapalemur aureus Ranomafana Na Golden Bamboo Lemur Hapalemur aureus Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar The Golden Bamboo Lemur is threatened with extinction and only counts an estimated 600 individuals in the southern highlands of Madagascar - of which only about 250 are adult. The Bamboo Lemur lives in the rainforest and, as its name suggests, feeds almost exclusively on bamboo. However, it only feeds on one particular species: Cathariostachys madagascariensis. The bamboo contains very large amounts of prussic acid. The amounts that a bamboo lemur ingests daily would kill any other mammal. But in the course of evolution, the gastrointestinal tract of the lemur has become accustomed to the high prussic acid quantities and can cope with them surprisingly well. #lemursofinstagram #lemur #madagascar #wildlifephotography #wildlifeconservation #wildlife #lemursofmadagascar #lemurs #threatenedspecies #criticallyendangered #tanalahorizon #rainforest #ranomafana #wheremyheartbelongs
Varecia variegata Akanin'ny Nofy, eastcoast of Mad Varecia variegata Akanin'ny Nofy, eastcoast of Madagascar Black and white ruffed lemurs are among the most adorable lemurs of Madagascar. They live exclusively in the narrow, remaining rainforest strip along the east coast. Unfortunately, the remaining habitats are extremely fragmented and isolated from each other, so that the populations hardly mix with each other anymore. In the last 30 years alone, the total population of the species has declined by over 80%. Therefore they are now considered to be threatened with extinction. Black and white ruffed lemurs feed mainly on leaves and fruits. They live in groups and are the only lemurs that build nests in the trees for their young. @Tanalahorizon #lemursofinstagram #lemur #lemursofmadagascar #lemuren #lemuria #madagascar #wildanimals #wildlifephotography #wildlifeconservation #conservationphotography #criticallyendangered #wildlife #rainforest #jewelsofnature #ruffedlemur8
Brookesia micra Nosy Hara, northwestern Madagascar Brookesia micra Nosy Hara, northwestern Madagascar This little chameleon from Madagascar is called Brookesia micra and is the smallest reptile in the world. It measures just 20 mm from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail and fits easily with several fellows on a single leaf. It lives on a rocky, hot island called Nosy Hara at the northernmost tip of Madagascar. #madagascar #wildlifephotography #wildanimals #dryforest #tropicalisland #nosyhara #tanalahorizon #natureisamazing #brookesia #chameleonlove #chameleons_of_instagram #chameleons #smallbutstrong #tinyliving
Boophis albilabris Ranomafana, Madagascar Boophis Boophis albilabris Ranomafana, Madagascar Boophis albilabris is one of the biggest frogs of his family and only occurs in Madagascar. This frog has many shapes - with and without spines on the back, rather brownish or bright green. Common to all are the name-giving white or yellow lips. They live in the rainforest and have difficulty coping with secondary vegetation. Their habitat is enormously threatened by slash-and-burn and deforestation. This model was photographed in Ranomafana in the southern highlands of Madagascar. #wildlife #wildlifephotography #frog #froglife #frogsofinstagram #boophis #ranomafana #madagascar #tanalahorizon #naturelover #froglove #frogfriends #froggy #kermitthefrog
Calumma malthe juvenile in a rainforest close to A Calumma malthe juvenile in a rainforest close to Andasibe Calumma malthe is a gentle chameleon that only occurs in intact rainforests on the east coast of Madagascar. Both sexes of the species do not only wear beautiful colours, but also have so-called occipital lobes on their heads, which they can set up when threatened, making them larger and more impressive. The species is rarely found by travellers, because you have to know exactly where to look. For decades their habitat has been massively threatened by slash-and-burn and logging for coal, firewood and hut construction. #rainforest #chameleons_of_instagram #chameleons #madagascar #calummamalthe #calumma #andasibe #tanalahorizon #masikasipa #natureisamazing #chameleonlove #wildlifephotography #wildlife #naturelovers
Calumma gallus male Vohimana, Madagascar A small Calumma gallus male Vohimana, Madagascar A small chameleon species that occurs in isolated rainforest fragments and is severely threatened by habitat loss. Slash-and-burn agriculture for ricefields and illegal logging of wood is even a problem inside official reserves. #calumma #calummagallus #vohimana #madagascar #wildlifephotography #wildanimals #wildlife #chameleons #chameleonsofinstagram #nature #hiddenjewels #rainforest #conservation #rainforest
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