As darkness seeped across a "sacred" forest in southern Madagascar, a scaly creature climbed along a boulder. Something about the camouflaged animal caught the attention of visiting scientists - and ...

Madagascar, the world's fourth-largest island, is home to one of the most diverse and unique primate populations on Earth: lemurs. Skip to Content Search Search for: Close Search × News Encounters ...

This threat compounds the challenges of habitat loss and fragmentation, as lemurs may be unable to migrate through deforested landscapes to track shifting climate zones. Un lémur. Imagen vía ...

And in south-west Madagascar, a chameleon hotspot ... on which they depend face a range of existential threats including rampant deforestation, habitat fragmentation, urban expansion, wildfires, small ...

As Madagascar continues to face challenges such as deforestation, habitat fragmentation, and climate change, initiatives like SOS Lemurs remain critical in securing a future for one of the world’s ...

The authors are currently dating the introduction of hantavirus to Madagascar using the samples from this and other studies in the country. They also plan to further investigate how habitat ...

For decades, a population of grouse in south‑central Wyoming and northwest Colorado has been identified as Columbian sharp‑tailed grouse, the same subspecies that can be found in far western ...

In the process they developed three case studies about the ways species adapt — or fail to adapt — to habitat fragmentation. They also provided insight into how other animals might fare in ...