Madagascar. Lemurs Park and Tsimbazaza Zoo

[@ATT7]

It was an amazing trip I never imagined having very good friends after a trip It was all my pleasure

[@nextstopstapleton]

Such a good time with great company. We didn't expect to make such good friends either.

[@TotalWho91]

Think it's a Madagascan Fish Eagle that you see in the small enclosure

[@nextstopstapleton]

I'm not so sure, beak seems too short and legs not long enough. Madagascan Fish Eagles also have quite prominent white heads. I'd say it's more likely a species of Buzzard, but couldn't say for certain.

[@yamidgaray9074]

Hey is possible to get close to the lemurs at the park and feed them?

[@nextstopstapleton]

Not in the Lemurs Park, they try to keep you hands off there as the plan is to release them at a later date. However there are plenty of tours where you can interact with wild Lemurs, if you plan to do this make sure you are going with a reputable tour company, both for sustainable tourism and your own safety, Lemurs can carry Rabies, so it's important to not take risks and listen to your guide. On my first trip to Madagascar I actually fed an Indri (Largest species of Lemur) a banana out of my mouth, you can see a video of that in my Yorkshire Wildlife Park vlog when we're in the Lemur enclosure there. Definitely a once in a lifetime experience. I went with the same company both times, Espace Madagascar, I would highly recommend.

[@yamidgaray9074]

@ escape Madagascar thank you, I’m a flight attendant so is easy to get around with flights, always wanted to visit. Many thanks for the details :)