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A mother and baby Ring-tailed Lemur (Lemur catta), shot in wildlife in Anja Reservat, Madagascar. This lemur, mostly called CATTA is a large strepsirrhine primate and the most recognized lemur due to its long, black and white ringed tail. As all lemurs it is endemic to the island of Madagascar, Africa.

Ankaninofy, Madagascar, November 18, 2016: A malagasy woman of Betsimisaraka ethnicity dancing in her village along the Pangalanes Canal, east of Madagasar

Black lemur - a female on the island of Iranja Madagascar is waiting for tourists

Ranohira, Madagascar - 30 April 2024: Two local women walking on dirt road in the landscape of Isalo park. Madagascar

Typical Madagascar landscape in region near Tsiafahy, small hills covered with green grass and bushes, red clay houses and rice fields near..

Sunset over Alley of the baobabs, Madagascar

Ambositra, Madagascar - 29 April 2024: People are selling and baying goods on main street market. It is once a week in one village, next day is in another and so on, the market is rotating. On te market there are local vegetables, fruits and everything they need at house.

Coquerels Sifaka, Tropical forest jungle in Madagascar island

Group of ringtailed lemur, Lemur catta, in Berenty reserve Madagascar eating soil for detoxification

The main Madagascar rice granaries are located in the Highlands, where it is grown in terraced fields, sometimes up to dizzying heights on extremely steep, sloping ground. Madagascar. Terraced field; rice paddy; food; farm;

Sunset at the Alley of the Baobabs (Baobab Avenue) in Western Madagascar.

A lemur is seen comfortably nestled in the branches of a tree, surrounded by vibrant foliage in Madagascar, enjoying the warm sun.

A lemour sitting on a tree branch

Antananarivo, Madagascar 07 oktober 2023. cityscape Tana, capital Madagascar, french name Tananarive, Tana. daily life of city. people carry heavy objects and sell food on streets.

Madagascar's architecture is one of the most underdeveloped in Africa. It bears a strong resemblance to the building standards and methods used south of Borneo, from where the first inhabitants of Madagascar are believed to have migrated.

Ambalavao, Madagascar - 29 April, 2024 - Local men cheerful on farmer's market, eyes closed, wearing typical colorful cloak and cap, hat. Portrait.

Panoramic view with rice paddy fields at Anja Community Reserve, Madagascar

Rural landscape on sunny day. Rice fields, village in distance against cloudy sky near Ambositra, Madagascar. In distance are unrecognized people working on fields.

Dancing sifakas in Andasibe Mantadia National Park in Madagascar

Group of happy African children - Ethiopia, East Africa

A sifaka lemur is seated on the ground in Madagascar, engaging with its environment while holding a piece of fruit, showcasing its playful nature.

Landscape with the rice fields ,Madagascar

Endangered Coquerel's Sifaka Lemur Propithecus coquereli . cute white-haired primate in his natural habitat, in the forest in Madagascar

Green rural landscape, rice fields, good brick houses close, to the Ambalavao against blue sky.

Antsirabe, Madagascar - September 5, 2013: Friendly locals greet the visiting tourists in a typical rural village near Antsirabe in Madagascar on September 5, 2013

Ambositra, Madagascar - 29 April 2024: People, women are walking on main street, with their goods carrying on their heads, to the local market. The big market is once a week in one village, next day is in another and so on, the market is rotating. On the market there are local vegetables, fruits and everything they need at house.

Blue-Eyed Black Lemur (Eulemur flavifrons)

Beautiful baobab trees rise above a small village in the area surrounding Morondava, Madagascar, Africa.

Antsirabe, Madagascar - October 23, 2015: Two young Malagasy girls selling peanuts on a red and green field landscape

Adansonia rubrostipa, commonly known as fony baobab, is a deciduous tree in the Malvaceae family. Of eight species of baobab currently recognized, six are indigenous to Madagascar, including fony baobab. It is endemic to western Madagascar.

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