Brown Lemur
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Designated specifically because of its diversity of lemurs, this park has at least 12 species, including the Golden Bamboo Lemur which was not discovered until the mid-1980s.This is a male of the Red-fronted Brown Lemur. Weighing about 3 kg, they eat mostly fruit. Habitat destruction is their main problem, but with a population estimated at over 100,000 they are not currently endangered.
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Contents:
1.Ranomafana National Park
·Tree Flower
·Brown Lemur
·Research station
·Kids in town
·Vatoharanana
River
·Orange and blue leafhopper
·Saribia butterfly
·Yellow line caterpillar
·Caterpillars
·Wasp on nest
·Pygmy Grasshopper
·Spider with a sewed leaf nest
2.Analamazoatra Special Reserve
3.Montagne d'Ambre National Park
4.Masoala
Peninsula
5.Nosy Mangabe Special Reserve
6.Former rainforest near Sambava
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