Fossa Madagascar
Fossa inhabits the forests of Madagascar and it is a close relative of the mongoose, it grows to a length of 6ft (1.8 m) from the tail to the nose and weighs up to 26 pounds (12 kgs). The animal has a slender body and appears more like a cat with little resemblance to their relative mongoose.Fossa uses it long tail like a tightrope walking pole to move swiftly through trees. Fossa is among the endangered species and listed by IUCN Red list of thethreatened species because their habitat is diminishing. Today less than 10% of the original forest cover of Madagascar is in existence which is also the only home of the Fossa.
Fossa: Madagascar's Mysterious Predator
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The Fossa! - Madagascar
Seen in Kirindy Forest, south West Madagascar
Amazing Madagascar Wildlife - 8K Documentary Film - Incredible Wild Animals
Wild life of Madagascar is just amazing. Are you ready for a new adventure? This amazing 8K wildlife documentary film will take you on a wonderful trip to Madagascar! Watch Madagascar's animals lying in the shade, hunting, eating, relaxing, or playing in the trees on a hot summer day. Get up close and personal with beautiful wildlife, enjoy the stunning island wildlife in 8K Ultra HD quality, and feel relaxed. Listen to the relaxing background music and let your imagination run to the wild. In this documentary film, you will see the most incredible and stunning animals. These are some of them: cat-eyed snakes, fossas, chameleons, leaf-tailed geckos, turtles, Malagasy Giant Sticks, different species of wild lemurs such as red ruffed lemur, and much more. Sticks Insects are really amazing creatures disguised as small tree branches. Look closely (59:54), it isn't eucalyptus branch, but unique stick's insect living in the wooded areas of island! You can see lemurs close up in the wild, and even take a look at lemur female with a baby (1:10:36). Our wildlife film will for sure help you spot these exceptional footage. You will plunge into the mysterious Madagascar's natural world full of dense forests, picturesque beaches, fabulous waterfalls, and calm rivers! Admire the gorgeous sunset on the island, listen to soothing nature sounds, and discover new countries with our team!
Wild animals you will see in this video:
00:00:30 Malagasy kingfisher
00:03:41 Brookesia micra
00:05:35 Hermit crab
00:08:47 Angraecum eburneum ( Commet Orchid)
00:12:39 Red ruffed lemur
00:13:55 Panther chameleon
00:15:20 Lemur
00:16:31 Leaf tailed gecko
00:16:59 Greater bamboo lemur
00:17:32 Malagasy Civet
00:23:10 Brown leaf chameleon
00:25:23 Parson's chameleon
00:25:57 Madagascan Leaf-nosed snake (Langaha madagascariensis)
00:26:46 Green Madagascar day gecko
00:27:35 Radiated tortoise
00:27:57 Spider tortoise
00:30:56 Madagascar tree boa
00:33:11 Indri lemur
00:33:51 Diadem sifaka
00:46:08 Crown lemur
00:46:17 Turnip-tailed gecko
00:49:52 Lined day gecko
00:53:30 Caterpillar
00:55:31 Green Lynx Spider
00:58:43 Wallum Sedge Frog
00:59:39 Common walkingstick
01:00:21 Dragonfly
01:02:25 Black Indri
01:06:21 Malagasy giant chameleon
01:15:25 Black lemur
01:17:18 Tomato frog
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Video Type: nature documentary film
Filmmaker: Robert Hofmeyr
Assistant: Andrew Caldwell
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Madagascar - Nature
Beelden uit Camp Catta (Andringitra), Ranamafana, Perinet en Mandadia.
Je ziet o.a.: ringstaartmaki's, kameleons (Parson's en panter kameleon), diverse kikkers, muismaki, bamboemaki (foto's) en bruine maki, vlinders en insecten (o.a. miljoenpoten), boa constrictor, (bladstaart)gekko's, de indri (grootste lemuur, je hoort ook tweemaal de territorium roep van een groep), de blauwe coua, de fossa (grootste roofdier van Mada) en een drongo (foto).
Muziek: 3MA project (Rajery) - Mahafinaritra.
Independence Day, Madagascar
MADAGASCAR: ISLAND OF WEIRD CREATURES AND NAMES
Unique wildlife but also unique culture and people. This video summarizes my trip to the world's fourth largest island! Royalty Free songs (Bumba Crossing and Funin and Sunin by Kevin MacLeod at Music authorized to use for this video.
Formula Rossa POV - World's Fastest Coaster
On-ride front-seat POV of Formula Rossa at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. At 0-149mph in 4 seconds, it's the world's fastest roller coaster!
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86,402 Seconds in Madagascar | IMPACT
You donated over $12,000 in a 24-hour flash fundraiser on CrowdRise. Every dollar of that is going towards saving the Greater Bamboo Lemur, a critically endangered species only found in Madagascar.
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Big love to CrowdRise and the Centre ValBio in Ranomafana National Park. This project is their brainchild, and we are more than happy to help them!
Hosting/Filming: Mike Corey (Me!)
Producer/Director/Creator: Mallory Brown
Filming/Editing/Video Production: Ryan Doyle
Photography: Malu Veltze
Madagascar Part 2
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The Elusive Fosa 2, Lemur Island, Madagascar
This is the second of two short videos of a caged fosa. They are the main predator of lemurs. They are becoming quite rare due to habitat destruction. They are apparently excellent climbers and can chase and catch lemurs in trees or on the ground. We thought we might see one at Kirindi Forest on the west side of Madagascar as they were often seen there hanging around a garbage dump, but not when we were there. So this is the only place I got to see one. Unfortunately, like most predators he spends his time pacing back and forth. Very sad existence.
To see photos and read more about my Intrepid tours through Madagascar and other tours and places I visited on my second year long sabbatical world tour please check my blog:
Le Fosa de la Forêt de Kirindy (Madagascar) 2006
best quality, meilleure qualité :
Rencontre avec le Fosa de Madagascar, prédateur qui ressemble à un petit puma (basse qualité, low quality).
Le Fosa de la Forêt de Kirindy (best quality, meilleure qualité)
Rencontre avec le Fosa de Madagascar, prédateur qui ressemble à un petit puma.
44 - Fossa y lemur nocturno en el parque nacional de Mantadia - Viaje a Madagascar
Viaje a Madagascar -
El parque nacional de Mantadia fue el último lugar que fuimos para avistar animales en Madagascar. En este lugar, a unos 20km de Andasibe, tuvimos la gran suerte de ver una pareja de fossas, el depredador más grande de Madagascar. ¡¡Menuda suerte!! A parte del fossa vimos sifakas y un gracioso lemur nocturno que estaba dentro de un tronco y al que los guías tuvieron la gran idea de despertar. La travesía por la espesa jungla bien valió la pena, y a pesar de llover no vimos ninguna sanguijuela ;-)
The Elusive Fosa 1, Lemur Island, Madagascar
This is the first of two short videos of a caged fosa. They are the main predator of lemurs. They are becoming quite rare due to habitat destruction. They are apparently excellent climbers and can chase and catch lemurs in trees or on the ground. We thought we might see one at Kirindi Forest on the west side of Madagascar as they were often seen there hanging around a garbage dump, but not when we were there. So this is the only place I got to see one. Unfortunately, like most predators he spends his time pacing back and forth. Very sad existence.
To see photos and read more about my Intrepid tours through Madagascar and other tours and places I visited on my second year long sabbatical world tour please check my blog:
The predator Fossa Lemur, Madagascar
The Fossa lemur is a carnivore, that hunts the other kinds of lemurs and other small animals in Madagascar.
הלמור פוסה, שמופיעה בסרטון, היא הטורפת מבין הלמורים. היא טורפת מיני למורים אחרים וחיות קטנות אחרות, במדגסקר.
Lemur rudočelý v Kirindy forest, Madagaskar
A Red Fronted Lemur in the Kirindy Forest, Madagascar, July 2016
Madagaskar 2: Lemuren im Kirindy-Wald / Lemurs in Kirindy Forest
(English Subtitle) Das Video zeigt Aufnahmen verschiedener Lemuren im Kirindy-Wald und von der Fahrt zum Tsingy von Bemeraha.
The video is about Lemurs in the Kirindy-Forest Nature Reserve and the road from Kirindy to the Tsingy of Bemaraha.
Madagaskar inspiratie | door reiziger Shoestring
Shoestring reiziger Arno ging met ons op reis naar Madagascar waar hij een sfeerimpressie maakte van deze toffe reis.