Madagascar : a dying Eden. It needs you.

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Madagascar : a dying Eden. It needs you.

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🔥 The short-eared dog of the Amazon rainforest is one of the most mysterious and unusual wild canids in the world. Unique features of their species not found in other canids include not reaching sexual maturity until 3 years old and females being one third larger than males.

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🔥Quolls are biofluorescent and beautiful

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The fossa is Madagascar's top predator. It is the only animal that hunts the island's lemurs, able to move swiftly through the trees. Unlike most animals, it isn't active at a set time, making it cathemeral - it wakes and sleeps whenever it feels like it.

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The first ever documented case of biofluorescence in Tasmanian devils was captured tonight at the Toledo Zoo.

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🔥 The short-eared dog of the Amazon rainforest is one of the most mysterious and unusual wild canids in the world. Unique features of their species not found in other canids include not reaching sexual maturity until 3 years old and females being one third larger than males.

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🔥The Cougar (Puma concolor)

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A rare African black leopard under the stars - a photo that took me 6 months to capture

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🔥 Black Serval 🔥

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🔥 The Jaguarundi Cat, sometimes called the "otter cat" 🔥

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🔥Opossums are biofluorescent, their undercoat glows pink under ultraviolet light

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🔥 Rare footage of a Jaguarundi. This vocal, yet elusive feline is native to the Americas and sometimes referred to as the ‘otter-cat’. It has at least 13 distinct calls and is closely related to the Puma