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This rare scorpion only lives in Madagascar, and is the largest scorpion in the world!

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This dangerous predator is also found on Madagascar, although it also lives in Africa, and the Americas. They have very large jaws, and leave them open to cool off during the day. A crocodile's bite force is like a car crushing down on your head! It's bite force can reach up to 30,000 PSI.

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This amazing hunter is from Madagascar, and is the fastest bird in the world. It hunts by diving at extreme speeds and catching it's prey!

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Falcon Mid-Air Attack | National Geographic

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High-Velocity Falcon | National Geographic

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How fast can a peregrine falcon fly? One scientist aims to find out by skydiving along with the birds. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what's possible.

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This rare species of snake only lives on Madagascar, and is endangered! It has eyes just like a cat, and is venonous.

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They change colour, and some of their species are endangered. They eat flies with a super sticky tongue, and their eyes can look all around (called a panoramic view, or 180 degrees for each eye). They are slow moving, but they do eat very fast. When they change their colour they aren't aware of it, and their tongue is longer than their body. There are over 340 species of chameleons!

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Meet Otto my Amilobe Panther Chameleon. For all those asking, a Panther Chameleon is not "easy" to take care of, and is not recommended to beginners. That being said, with adequate research and a passion for animals I believe anyone can maintain one of these beautiful creatures.

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There are over 15 types of lemurs on Madagascar, including the super rare golden crown lemur! This type is endangered. Some lemurs can leap about 30-40 feet. They eat fruit and leaves. There used to be a species of lemur called the giant lemur, which would grow to be the size of a gorilla. Lemurs aren't found anywhere else in the world!