National Parks21 Nov 2009 07:42 am
From the current issue of National Geographic,
A city of limestone towers rises in western Madagascar…. Unexplored passages shelter some of the island’s—and the world’s—strangest species, from the ghostly Decken’s sifaka, a lemur, to a host of reptiles, insects, and plants….
Photograph by Stephen Alvarez
Spiny, drought-tolerant Pachypodium plants… thrive in… Tsingy de Bemaraha national park and reserve in western Madagascar.
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November 25th, 2009 at 2:53 pm
Wow, say that one fast three times… Tsingy de Bemaraha!