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Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Followed by the above "Madagascar Expedition at the End of 2016 (5) Ranumafana".

Leaving the La Numafana Rainforest, our group headed to the Anja Private Reserve. It was a long road, and we came to a small town for lunch halfway through. A hotel opened by an old overseas Chinese is said to have come to Madagascar to survive during the Republic of China. Everywhere is Chinese characters and auspicious motifs. But the most conspicuous is a small pavilion, facing the direction of China, with a large book on it. Seeing this not only ran to tears.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

The hotel is large and there are other mixed shops around. See a small shop specializing in fossil ore. The only thing that can be seen inside are two Malagasy nodule ammonites.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

First time I saw the ammonites of the Falklands. Bite your teeth and buy it, the price is so expensive. Two pieces of several hundred yuan.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Ammonite is filled with purple calcite crystals.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

There was also a pile of tattered ammonites that could not be seen.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

After eating, we continued on our way.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Arrive at Anjia in the late afternoon and arrange check-in first

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

The oil painting in the house is very distinctive, and it is actually painted with red moth wax cicadas

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Park entrance

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

There is also a wetland pond nearby

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

After dinner, night falls. We heard a frog barking near the house, and our sharp-eyed teammates found it

Heterixalus luteostriatus, the front photo is cute and cute

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)
Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

At night, I found that there were many snakes here. When it got dark, there were Horse Island snakes in the house.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Everyone set out to explore the Anjia Reserve at night, and all along the way were all this kind of Horse Island swimming snakes, and it was estimated that hundreds of them were seen along the way. Friends with snake phobia are expected to collapse. However, this snake is non-venomous and harmless, and it is quite gentle.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

The first step armor seen on the road is the fart step armor

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

See beautiful geckos

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

The road is full of Horse Island snakes, and suddenly I see another kind of snake, with a shiny skin and a rainbow color

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

See a cute juvenile chameleon, the size of a thumb, small and quite fierce.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

See a third snake, the famous Falkland python

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

I was filming a close-up of the python, and I saw that the grass had a ball of thorns. It turned out to be the Horse Island Hedgehog

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

After fiddling with it for half a day, I finally unfolded my body to take a side photo of me. Ears like Mickey Mouse.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Seeing a bug hunting, the bug hunting experts in the team were excited

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

At night, chameleons are easier to find, and various imitation protective colors under the flashlight immediately appear in their original form. Pygmy chameleon

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

I actually found a bitten desert rhinoceros turtle with a missing arm and a broken leg, and it was still tenaciously alive.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Horse Island frog

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

There are scorpions inside the decaying wood

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Then I saw a huge wingless bug.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Good luck came, along the way found a lot of green foot armor, there are four kinds.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)
Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)
Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)
Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

See a red turtle with exaggerated teeth

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Shiny dung beetles chase monkey dung around.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Saw a small one

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

A species of the Falklands similar to the Great Knife Mantis

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Explore at night until one or two o'clock before going back to the house to sleep.

When we got up the next day, the guide urged us to conduct the day's scientific expedition. Several chameleons were seen on the road

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)
Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

There are also a lot of lizards basking in the sun

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Overlooking

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

The Anjia Reserve is located high in a pure rocky area with less soil, and many succulents grow here. Succulent like coral

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

This cut-off plant has white milk

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Seeing flocks of moth wax cicadas, may still be young adults of red moth wax cicadas, they have not yet turned red

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

See another bee-like golden turtle

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

This white-striped swimming snake is seen a lot

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Deep into the woods, lemurs begin to multiply. Nor is it afraid of people

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Crouch on a branch

I took a picture with a lemur, wanted to take a good angle, and finally photographed this chrysanthemum facing me most clearly

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

Cute little birds

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

In the morning, I turned around the small Anjia Conservation Area, and the harvest was not small. Leaving the Anja Sanctuary, pass by a special restaurant on the way for a full meal, and continue on the way to a friend's house in Turial.

Madagascar Expedition at the end of 2016 (6) Anga (lemurs, insects, succulents)

The Malagasy expedition is still ongoing and will be launched as soon as possible in the near future.

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