Madagascar: The Island That Evolved Alone
Ninety million years of isolation have made Madagascar like nowhere else on earth. The island split from the ancient supercontinent long before mammals diversified, and thus followed its own spectacular evolutionary path - and the result is a living laboratory of species found nowhere else on the planet. Over ninety percent of Madagascar’s wildlife is endemic. This is not simply a destination; it is a parallel world, where every forest trail leads to something extraordinary or even bizarre.
