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  1. The fauna of Madagascar is a part of the wildlife of Madagascar . Madagascar has been an isolated island for about 70 million years, breaking away from Africa around 165 million years ago, then from India nearly 100 million years later. This isolation led to the development of a unique endemic fauna .

  2. Some of the most recognizable animals of Madagascar are the lemurs, fossa, and tenrecs, with the endemic wildlife including: List of animals that live in Madagascar. Mammals. Tenrec (Web-footed, Major’s long-tailed, Lesser hedgehog, Greater hedgehog, Tailless)

  3. Mar 7, 2023 · Africa. Animals in Madagascar. Find your favorite Animals! Advertisement. Below you can find a complete list of Madagascar animals. We currently track 200,000 species of animals in Madagascar and are adding more every day! The island of Madagascar harbors one of the most unique ecosystems on the planet.

  4. May 18, 2023 · May 18, 2023. • 7 min read. Madagascars fabulously improbable wildlife, from gremlin-like aye-ayes to satanic leaf-tailed geckos, may be thanks to dozens of dramatic oceanic journeys that...

  5. Over millions of years, Madagascar has undergone a remarkable evolution, leading to scientific genera—and even entire families—of animals that are unique. Find out more about some of the amazing animals that call this island home! Mammals. INDRI. HAIRY EARED DWARF LEMUR. DIADEMED SIFAKA. PERRIER’S SIFAKA. VERREAUXS SIFAKA. GRAY BROWN MOUSE LEMUR.

  6. Dec 2, 2022 · Biodiversity & Challenges. The defining aspect of Madagascars biodiversity is its uniqueness. Within vascular plants alone, 82% of the 11,516 native described species found in Madagascar are found in the wild nowhere else on Earth, making them ‘endemic’ to the country.

  7. 2 Dec 2022. Vol 378, Issue 6623. DOI: 10.1126/science.abf0869. Protecting Madagascar. Madagascar has been isolated from mainland Africa and Asia for more than 80 million years and has developed a distinctive flora and fauna, with more than 90% of its species endemic to the island nation.

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