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Talking Lemurs and Lions with Explorer Luke Dollar

Published on: Tuesday 09 April 2019

The diversity and uniqueness of Malagasy culture is just as captivating as its ecosystems. What brings me to Madagascar every year is the wildlife. What makes me immediately want to come back every ...

News source: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/expeditions/get-inspired/stories-from-the-road/luke-dollar-interview-a-wildlife-biologist-in-africa/

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Talking Lemurs and Lions with Explorer Luke Dollar