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A close-up of a Crowned sifaka (Propithecus coronatus), one of Madagascar’s most endangered and charismatic lemurs. Captured in its native dry forest habitat, this portrait reveals the species’ expressive golden eyes, dark facial mask, and creamy fur collar that gives it its regal name. Endemic to northwestern Madagascar, the Crowned sifaka is a symbol of the island’s unique and fragile biodiversity.
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Nosy be - Madagascar
A small lake of natural water, probably of volcanic origin, surrounded by a green, uncontaminated forest
Villaggio di pescatori e di partenza delle piroghe per la Riserva Naturale di Lokobe
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Vue panoramique depuis le mont Passot.
On voit 2 des 12 lacs sacrées de Nosy Be. Un belvédère a été construit pour apprécier la vue en quasi 360 degrés.
Profitez pour admirer un coucher de soleil ! Nous avons pas eu l'occasion d'y retourner mais j'aurais bien aimé shooter en coucher. Mais bon c'est la vie !
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Capturing a moment of pure focus. The striking orange eye of the lemur tells a story of survival and curiosity in the heart of nature.
A Crowned Lemur (Eulemur coronatus) pauses among the dense foliage of northern Madagascar. Known for the distinctive orange crown marking on the males and softer gray tones on the females, this species is endemic to the island. Captured in its natural habitat, the lemur's alert expression and curious gaze highlight the charm and uniqueness of Madagascar's primates.
Palmarium Reserver, Madagascar
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All those birds were spinning around my friend, who disturbed them while they were staying on the sandstrip that links Nosy Iranja's 2 islands. Shortly after they gathered in another spot nearby. (Madagascar)
Esos pájaros estaban dando vueltas alrededor de mia amiga que los había molestado mientras estaban tranquilos en la línea de arena que une las dos islas de Nosy Iranja. Poco despues se volveron a juntar en otro rincón ahí nomás. (Madagascar)
Gli uccelli stavano girando attorno alla mia amica che li aveva disturbati mentre se ne stavano tranquilli sulla striscia di sabbia che unisce le due isole di Nosy Iranja. Poco dopo si sono posati di nuovo lì vicino. (Madagascar)
Gecko Vert de madagascar sur l'ile de nosy komba
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A close-up portrait of a female black lemur (Eulemur macaco) captured on Nosy Komba, Madagascar. Her amber eyes shine with intelligence and curiosity, framed by her distinctive white facial ruff and warm brown fur. This intimate image reflects the unique beauty of Madagascar's endemic wildlife and the quiet presence of one of its most charismatic primates.
Nosy Komba, Madagascar
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una ragazza malgascia, venditrice di tovaglie, nel mercatino fisso sulla spiaggia....
il colore che moltissime donne hanno sul viso non ha particolare significato tribale o altro, è solo per proteggersi dal sole. Può variare dal giallo pallido come questo fino all'arancione.
Comme de nombreuses espèces de la famille des moracées, le jacquier produit du latex. Celui ci est sécrété par toutes les parties de l'arbre, sauf le fruit parfaitement mûr, et il est particulièrement abondant et collant. Il circule dans de gros canaux laticifères.
La colle jacque était traditionnellement utilisée pour ses propriétés adhésives et pour piéger les oiseaux.
Le fruit mûr a une saveur douce et une odeur forte et sucrée, évoquant un mélange d'ananas et de mangue. Sa chair peut être consommée crue ou préparée en confiture.
On peut aussi préparer le fruit vert, haché menu, en plat salé. À La Réunion, on le cuit ainsi avec du lard fumé, pour préparer la fameuse recette populaire du ti'jaque boucané.
En Europe, il peut être acheté dans des magasins de produits exotiques.
Les graines, qui sont toxiques crues, sont comestibles cuites quand elles sont grillées ou bouillies. Leur goût rappelle celui des châtaignes. Elles peuvent être mangées telles quelles ou incorporées à des plats traditionnels (rougails).
Barriera corallina al largo della spiaggia dell'Andilana - Nosy Be
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Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur in Madagascar (Varecia variegata)
Captured in the lush forests of Madagascar, this photo features the striking Varecia variegata, also known as the black-and-white ruffed lemur. Native to the eastern rainforests of the island, this critically endangered species is known for its thick fur, vivid contrasting coat, and loud, echoing calls. Their arboreal agility and social behavior make them a captivating subject within Madagascar's unique biodiversity.
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A close-up portrait of a black-and-white ruffed lemur (Varecia variegata) captured mid-expression in the Andasibe rainforest, Madagascar. With its vivid amber eyes and wide-open mouth, the lemur’s expressive face exudes a sense of surprise or curiosity. This endangered species, native to the island’s eastern rainforests, is a symbol of Madagascar’s unique and fragile biodiversity. The blurred forest background enhances the focus on the lemur’s striking features and lush fur.
Brookesia stumpffi - Riserva Naturale di Lokobe - Nosy Be - Madagascar
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Conosco delle barche
che tornano in porto lacerate dappertutto,
ma più coraggiose e più forti.
Conosco delle barche traboccanti di sole
perché hanno condiviso anni meravigliosi.
Conosco delle barche
che tornano sempre quando hanno navigato.
Fino al loro ultimo giorno,
e sono pronte a spiegare le loro ali di giganti
perché hanno un cuore a misura di oceano.
Jacques Brel