1. Madagascar

2. Great facts Madagascar is the world's fourth biggest island after Greenland, New Guinea and Borneo. Madagascar is the world's fourth biggest island after Greenland, New Guinea and Borneo.

3. History The Malagasy are thought to be descendents of Africans and Indonesians who settled on the island more than 2,000 years ago.

4. Animals This a yellow lesser which is one of 28 species of bats on the island of Madagascar. This a yellow lesser which is one of 28 species of bats on the island of Madagascar. This is a Indri lemur. This is a Indri lemur.

5. Lemur species Aloatian gentle lemur. Aloatian gentle lemur. Aye-Aye. Ring tail Aye-Aye. Ring tail Red ruffed lemur Fat tailed Red ruffed lemur Fat tailed dwarf lemur. dwarf lemur.

6. Lemur facts Lemurs are also known as ghosts of spirits in roman mythology. Lemurs are confused for ancestral primates Today there nearly over 100 species of lemurs

7. Birds species Madagascar magpie robin Madagascar bee eater Madagascar teal Blue water bird (extinct)

8. Bird facts There is at least 99 different type of Madagascar bird species There is at least 99 different type of Madagascar bird species

9. moths sunset moth hawk moth sunset moth hawk moth moon moth moon moth comet moth comet moth

10. Moth facts The three most popular moths are the comet moth, moon moth, sunset moth. The three most popular moths are the comet moth, moon moth, sunset moth. There are over 12 species. There are over 12 species.

11. summary In Madagascar its hotter. In Madagascar its hotter. Madagascar has more animals than England Madagascar has more animals than England Madagascar doesn’t have as much farms as England. Madagascar doesn’t have as much farms as England. Madagascar is more populated than England. Madagascar is more populated than England.

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