Madagascar broke off from India over 165 million years ago, leading to unique endemic species found nowhere else. It is home to many rare and beautiful birds, plants, insects, reptiles, and fish found only in Madagascar. The island has over 10,000 varieties of endemic plants and 59 nature reserves and national parks established to protect its biodiversity, including the Tsingy de Namoroka Strict Nature Reserve known for its walls, caves, canyons, and natural pools.

1. Madagascar nature

2. Madagascar broke off from India about 165 million years ago. It’s the cause of
unique Madagascar nature. On this island there are a lot of species that can be
found nowhere else on the Earth.
The Panther Chameleon is a
species of chameleon. It lives in
the eastern and northern parts of
Madagascar in a tropical forest
biome.
Aye-aye has a brown color with white
spots and a big fluffy tail. It lives in the
north of Madagascar.

3. Visitors to the island are often amazed by the wide variety of rare and
breathtakingly beautiful birds, a great number of plant, insect, reptile, and fish
species that are endemic to Madagascar.
Dwarf chameleonHelmet Vanga

4. More than 10,000 varieties of plants are discovered here, Madagascar is
known as one of the richest collections of flora in the world
Baobabs near Morondava.

5. Madagascar has 59 nature reserves and National Parks
Tsingy de Namoroka Strict
Nature Reserve, also known
as Namoroka National Park,
is a strict nature reserve
located in the northwestern
part of Madagascar. The park
is known for its walls, caves,
canyons, and natural
swimming pools.