Antananarivo|Madagascar|doctorontravel скачать в хорошем качестве

Antananarivo|Madagascar|doctorontravel

Madagascar is one of those places that feels a little unreal—in the best way. It’s the world’s fourth-largest island, and about 90% of its wildlife exists nowhere else. Lemurs? Only there. Baobab trees that look like they’re planted upside-down? Yep, Madagascar again. The culture is just as rich: it’s a blend of African, Southeast Asian, and Arab influences, with its own language (Malagasy), music, and traditions. People often say, “Tsy misy fisaorana”—basically, “no need to thank me,” which says a lot about the vibe. Nature-wise, you’ve got rainforests, deserts, coral reefs, and spiny forests all on one island. Scientists love it. Travelers fall in love with it. Conservationists worry about it—because it’s beautiful and fragile.