Although many creatures have yet to be documented, it's estimated that about 85 percent of species are endemic to Madagascar, while 47 percent are locally endemic to the specific area.

Take a flight of discovery high above the unique and otherworldly landscapes of Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park in Madagascar. This drone footage showcases the park's striking limestone ...

This story appears in the November 2009 issue of National Geographic magazine. The lizard moved in frightened rhythms across the sun-blasted stone. A few quick steps, a turn of its boxy head. Then ...

There's a crazy landform in Madagascar called a tsingy, which, euphemistically translated from Malagasy, means "where one cannot walk barefoot." It's basically a treacherous forest of limestone ...

But penitentes and stone forests are actually quite different in terms of the mechanisms involved in their formation. "I think the similarities are pretty superficial," said Ristroph.

The most famous stone forests can be found in China and Madagascar, but are seen dispersed all over the world, and each have rich cultural significance. The Yunnan province in southwestern China is ...

Madagascar forest destruction is wiping out humans’ tiniest relative By Reuters Published Sep. 6, 2019, 2:12 p.m. ET ...