Wild Madagascar

250 miles off the eastern coast of Africa, is an island forgotten by time. A place where evolution has taken the familiar and created the bizarre. Separated from mainland Africa for more than a hundred million years, life on Madagascar has followed its own evolutionary path. Preserved by its isolation, it is home to a host of creatures found nowhere else... lemurs, chameleons, bizarre insects and the foosah. Madagascar is a world unto its own. (National Geographic)