Ranomafana Collection

Elenas Bright-eyed Frog (Boophis elenae), Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar

Madagascar, Southern Highlands, Ferns growing in the rainforest of the Ranomafana National Park. Ranomafana means hot water in the Malagasy language

Papaya tree, Ranomafana, Madagascar Central Highlands, Madagascar, Africa

Belted Chameleon (Furcifer balteatus) adult male, walking along branch, Ranomafana N. P. Madagascar, October
Belted Chameleon (Furcifer balteatus) adult male, walking along branch, Ranomafana N.P. Madagascar, October

Cryptic Chameleon (Calumma crypticum) immature, climbing along branch, Ranomafana N. P. Madagascar, October
Cryptic Chameleon (Calumma crypticum) immature, climbing along branch, Ranomafana N.P. Madagascar, October

Madagascar Bright-eyed Frog (Boophis madagascariensis) adult, Ranomafana N. P. Madagascar, October
Madagascar Bright-eyed Frog (Boophis madagascariensis) adult, Ranomafana N.P. Madagascar, October

Painted Mantella (Mantella madagascariensis) adult, sitting on leaf, Ranomafana N. P. Madagascar, October
Painted Mantella (Mantella madagascariensis) adult, sitting on leaf, Ranomafana N.P. Madagascar, October

Barons Painted Mantella (Mantella baroni) adult, sitting on leaf, Ranomafana N. P. Madagascar, October
Barons Painted Mantella (Mantella baroni) adult, sitting on leaf, Ranomafana N.P. Madagascar, October

Madagascar, Ranomafana National Park. A sign at the park entrance

Africa, Madagascar, Ranamafana. Madagascar blue pigeon (Alectroenas madagascariensis)

Madagascan Forest Crayfish (Astacoides granulimanus) adult, in primary rainforest, Ranomafana N. P
Madagascan Forest Crayfish (Astacoides granulimanus) adult, in primary rainforest, Ranomafana N.P. Eastern Madagascar, august

East Betsileo Madagascar Frog (Gephyromantis asper) adult, camouflaged on leaf litter in primary rainforest, Ranomafana N.P. Eastern Madagascar, august

Stream in rainforest habitat, Ranomafana N. P. Eastern Madagascar, august
Stream in rainforest habitat, Ranomafana N.P. Eastern Madagascar, august

Cryptic Chameleon (Calumma crypticum) adult male, clinging to stem in rainforest, Ranomafana N. P
Cryptic Chameleon (Calumma crypticum) adult male, clinging to stem in rainforest, Ranomafana N.P. Eastern Madagascar, august

Bignose Chameleon (Calumma nasuta) adult male, displaying on branch in rainforest, Ranomafana N. P
Bignose Chameleon (Calumma nasuta) adult male, displaying on branch in rainforest, Ranomafana N.P. Eastern Madagascar, august

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"Discover the Enchanting Wildlife National Park in Madagascar" Immerse yourself in the vibrant biodiversity National Park, located in the heart of Madagascar's Central Highlands. This lush and captivating park is home to a plethora of unique species that will leave you awe-inspired. One such fascinating creature is the Elenas Bright-eyed Frog (Boophis elenae), with its striking colors and bright eyes that seem to reflect the beauty of its surroundings. As you explore the park, keep an eye out for this elusive amphibian. The Papaya tree stands tall amidst the dense foliage, providing shelter and sustenance for various inhabitants. Its sweet fruits attract a myriad of birds, including the Madagascar blue pigeon (Alectroenas madagascariensis), adding a splash of color to this already picturesque landscape. Venture deeper into Ranomafana N. P. , and you might come across some incredible reptiles like the Belted Chameleon (Furcifer balteatus) or Cryptic Chameleon (Calumma crypticum). These masters of disguise blend seamlessly with their surroundings as they navigate along branches, showcasing nature's remarkable camouflage abilities. Don't miss your chance to encounter other mesmerizing creatures like the Short-nosed Chameleon (Calumma gastrotaenia) or Barons Painted Mantella (Mantella baroni). These tiny wonders will captivate you with their intricate patterns and delicate movements. Ranomafana N. P. Also boasts breathtaking landscapes beyond its wildlife treasures. A sign at its entrance welcomes visitors into a world where conservation efforts meet natural splendor. Take a moment to appreciate this harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Lastly, don't forget about one often overlooked inhabitant -the Madagascan Forest Crayfish (Astacoides granulimanus).