First the Rain, Then the Rain of Insects
In a remote area of Madagascar, scientists and a film crew explore deep canyons and sun-baked summits.
View ArticleIn a Cave, Signs of a Long-Ago Visitor
Scientists find ants, an old musket and bats in a remote corner of Madagascar.
View ArticleA Flash Flood in Paradise
Scientists scramble as the Makay Massif region in Madascar lives up to its reputation for flash flooding.
View ArticleWhen a Backpack Falls From a Helicopter, It’s Back to Square One
A veering helicopter over Madagascar and a falling backpack mean it's time for an entomologist to start taking notes and collecting from scratch again.
View ArticleAn Extended Stay at Palm Canyon
In the extreme weather of Madagascar's Makay Massif, scientists make use of extra time in a palm oasis to explore nearby caves and canyons.
View ArticleWhere There’s Less Fire, More Species
Scientists in Madagascar find new species in areas protected from the regular fires set by the local population.
View ArticleFollowing Maps, and Finding a ‘Lost World’
A forest at the bottom of a hole proves rich in nesting sites for ants, termites and beetles.
View ArticleThrough Mud, Sand and Water, the Long Road Home
An assortment of vehicle recovery tools are needed as scientists make their way out of the remote Makay Massif region of Madagascar.
View ArticleLearning on the Road to Nowhere in Madagascar
Even after 20 years of studying in the country, Brian L. Fisher, an entomologist, was surprised by the ability of a cyclone to derail an expedition.
View ArticleFirst the Rain, Then the Rain of Insects
In a remote area of Madagascar, scientists and a film crew explore deep canyons and sun-baked summits.
View ArticleIn a Cave, Signs of a Long-Ago Visitor
Scientists find ants, an old musket and bats in a remote corner of Madagascar.
View ArticleA Flash Flood in Paradise
Scientists scramble as the Makay Massif region in Madascar lives up to its reputation for flash flooding.
View ArticleWhen a Backpack Falls From a Helicopter, It’s Back to Square One
A veering helicopter over Madagascar and a falling backpack mean it's time for an entomologist to start taking notes and collecting from scratch again.
View ArticleAn Extended Stay at Palm Canyon
In the extreme weather of Madagascar's Makay Massif, scientists make use of extra time in a palm oasis to explore nearby caves and canyons.
View ArticleWhere There’s Less Fire, More Species
Scientists in Madagascar find new species in areas protected from the regular fires set by the local population.
View ArticleFollowing Maps, and Finding a ‘Lost World’
A forest at the bottom of a hole proves rich in nesting sites for ants, termites and beetles.
View ArticleThrough Mud, Sand and Water, the Long Road Home
An assortment of vehicle recovery tools are needed as scientists make their way out of the remote Makay Massif region of Madagascar.
View ArticleLearning on the Road to Nowhere in Madagascar
Even after 20 years of studying in the country, Brian L. Fisher, an entomologist, was surprised by the ability of a cyclone to derail an expedition.
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