Design a Madagascar Organism
Published on Apr 29, 2020
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Aye-Aye
Mammal
Lemur
Nocturnal (active at night)
Lifespan 20 year
Omnivore- seeds, fruits, fungi, insect larvae and honey
They hunt 30 minutes to 3 hrs after sunset
Habitat- Rain forest or deciduous forest. High in the trees
They have large eyes to help them see at night. They stay high in the trees and a strong bite to protect from preditors
Lemur
Nocturnal (active at night)
Lifespan 20 year
Omnivore- seeds, fruits, fungi, insect larvae and honey
They hunt 30 minutes to 3 hrs after sunset
Habitat- Rain forest or deciduous forest. High in the trees
They have large eyes to help them see at night. They stay high in the trees and a strong bite to protect from preditors
Photo by cenz
Angonoka Tortoise
Endangered
Reptile
Diurnal (Active in the Day)
Life span 188 years
Herbivore
Eat fruits and vegetation found in open rocky areas.
Habitat Baly Bay region in the Dry Deciduous Forest of Madagascar
Begin reproducing at the age of 15 . Between January-May . They can lay 1 to 6 eggs about 4 times in the season
Main predator Humans and Bushpigs
The tough outer shell is used for protection
Diurnal (Active in the Day)
Life span 188 years
Herbivore
Eat fruits and vegetation found in open rocky areas.
Habitat Baly Bay region in the Dry Deciduous Forest of Madagascar
Begin reproducing at the age of 15 . Between January-May . They can lay 1 to 6 eggs about 4 times in the season
Main predator Humans and Bushpigs
The tough outer shell is used for protection
Labord's Chameleon
Reptile
Diurnal (Active in day)
Live no more than 5 months
Habitat forests of southwest Madagascar
Eat insects and slurp water up using their tongues or the inhale it
At the end of their short life cycle they mate and the females lay eggs. Once the egg laying is over all the adults die. During the dry season which last 8 months the eggs incubate. At the start of rainy season the eggs hatch at the same time. and the cycle begins again.
They use there camouflage to protect them selves
lives for only about 4 to 5 months
Diurnal (Active in day)
Live no more than 5 months
Habitat forests of southwest Madagascar
Eat insects and slurp water up using their tongues or the inhale it
At the end of their short life cycle they mate and the females lay eggs. Once the egg laying is over all the adults die. During the dry season which last 8 months the eggs incubate. At the start of rainy season the eggs hatch at the same time. and the cycle begins again.
They use there camouflage to protect them selves
lives for only about 4 to 5 months
Photo by Frank.Vassen
Verreaux's Sifaka aka White Sifaka
Mammal
Diurnal (Active in day)
Lifespan 18 years
Herbivores
Eat leaves, bark, and flowers
Lives in rain forest and western Madagascar dry deciduous
Reproduction season is June and August. giving birth to 1 off spring
They stay in groups for protections
Diurnal (Active in day)
Lifespan 18 years
Herbivores
Eat leaves, bark, and flowers
Lives in rain forest and western Madagascar dry deciduous
Reproduction season is June and August. giving birth to 1 off spring
They stay in groups for protections
Photo by nomis-simon
Similar traits
Among the Animals
Angonoka Tortoise and Verreaux's sifaka Herbavors
Labord Chameleon and Angonoka Tortoise are both reptials
Aye- Aye and Verreaux's sifaka are Mammals
Angonoka Tortoise, Verreaux sifaka, and Labord's Chameleon are Diurnal
Verreaux sifaka and Aye-Aye have a similar life span
Labord Chameleon and Angonoka Tortoise are both reptials
Aye- Aye and Verreaux's sifaka are Mammals
Angonoka Tortoise, Verreaux sifaka, and Labord's Chameleon are Diurnal
Verreaux sifaka and Aye-Aye have a similar life span
Photo by Theme Inn
Madagascar
The temperature of MADAGASCAR is tropical and warm
It has a high plateau and mountains
It is hot and rainy season between November and April (summer), and a cooler dry season from May to October (winter)
It has a high plateau and mountains
It is hot and rainy season between November and April (summer), and a cooler dry season from May to October (winter)
Photo by luc legay
My Madagascar Organisim
Reptile
Omnivore
Diurnal (Active in the Day)
14 yr life span
Rain forest Habitat
Sleeps in the trees on branches
They lay 25 eggs once a year for 5 years.
The long fingers help find insects in the trees
The long tail helps it hold onto branches.
The thick hind legs help it kick
predators.
Omnivore
Diurnal (Active in the Day)
14 yr life span
Rain forest Habitat
Sleeps in the trees on branches
They lay 25 eggs once a year for 5 years.
The long fingers help find insects in the trees
The long tail helps it hold onto branches.
The thick hind legs help it kick
predators.
