I struggled to find the correct pronunciation for most of the destinations in this video so I ended up working with a Malagasy voiceover artist. I found this really interesting as many of the vowels are silent or pronounced differently. If you’re interested in hearing a native speaker pronounce these names, I’ve made a short video, which you can watch here (I don’t think I have commercial rights to this content so it’s unlisted) kzread.info/dash/bejne/lWiMvNeggay_pco.html

@mudged

11 ай бұрын

The video is not working for some reason

@Textbooktravel

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! It should be working now

@janisaomila4047

9 ай бұрын

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@pemachimi8680

5 ай бұрын

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@pemachimi8680

5 ай бұрын

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Madagascar really is a world of it's own.

Madagascar is definitely on my bucket list. Looks like the perfect place for backpacking. I had never herd of the tenrec before. Just amazing!!!

@jamesbates5901

5 ай бұрын

definitely not the perfect place for backpacking

Wow! Madagascar is truly one of the most ecologically-diverse locations on the planet! I LOVE your content! I'm an aspiring writer and must say I admire your writing style, transitioning, and analysis! Amazing work and I look forward to future content!

I'll visit Madagascar near future.

Madagascar is in fact part of Africa, it is not just Africa's largest island, it is also one of its major countries since Africa has to most countries of any non-polar continent in the world.

Excellent work. Kudos on the pronunciation. This was a joy to experience.

Madagascar is one of God's many blessings on earth.

Another great video but you forgot to show the aye-aye’s long digit 😢

What an amazing video. Madagascar is such a unique place, I think the best word for it is awe

Awesome~👍 Thank you for sharing this video~🤗

I absolutely love the depth of research that go into these videos! seeing all the photos and videos of lemurs is also a plus :)

I really like these kinds of videos! You should absolutely continue with other places/countries. For the footage, are they recorded by yourself or do you find images/videos online or both? Keep up the great work!

@Textbooktravel

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! It's all stock media at the moment (I hope to be able to take my own photos/videos at some point in the future but we'll see!)

Another great video jam-packed video.

What a wonderful country!

This video stands out even among the other superb ones on your channel.

I rrally enjoy the extraordinarily beautiful imagery of your content. Likewise, it's fact -packed & narrated in a modest way with little of 'trademark' intros, themesong, etcetera. So much content on YT is geared toward self-gratifying attention & politically motivated attitudes, you're a much appreciated breath of fresh air.

Boophis frog mention ! Thank you always want to see more of them.

Thank you for this wonderful video

Hey @Textbooktravel can you please do one of these Wildlife Enthusiasts Guide to India, it would be very interesting to see one of those and by the way I really like your wildlife guides to these countries! 🌴

Love these videos! You should do one like this about Canada!

i love these animals

I love the thoroughness and great organization in this video. You never disappoint! 🤗

Love your work, great video

Spectacular tour ❤ thanks

Thank you for another well paced and informative video that succinctly covers the main areas to visit to experience the amazing biodiversity of this place.

Can you do a video on all species of sharks, i love your videos and i would really like a video on my favorite animal

Madagaskar is a mysterius iland

Excellent video 😊

Wow ☺️

love it

Ive been goin to sleep to this video like, every other night since the day it was published lol

When we getting a next part of the USA National parks??

I wanna grow up to be just like this guy

Swift lizards are not to be confused with swift birds.

Damn....I need my passport....❤❤❤❤

4:20 Where I grew up in Saudi Arabia in the 60s & 70s, the lionfish was seen everytime you jumped into the sea, & called by everyone, a chicken-fish. I still think it's a visually much more appropriate name & never heard of a lionfish till I moved stateside, where they aren't native (but are now an invasive species edging out native fish). Always have wondered why anyone would be inspired to name a fish with 'feathers' sticking out of it "Lion". Never heard the term Devil Fire Fish, but it beats the other two names!

I'd love a video on the vast Indonesian islands and wildlife

Please create a similar video like this, but for India! Thank you!

Fun fact: You wouldn’t know it from looking at a Mercator projection map, but Madagascar is roughly the size of France, and about 2.4 times the size of the United Kingdom.

No Malagasy Hognose? 😢

In the thumbnail, can you have the lemur say the malagasy word for hello, because french is not exclusively spoken in Madagascar.

@Textbooktravel

11 ай бұрын

With the thumbnails, I have to think about click through rate, unfortunately. Most people recognise and understand "Bonjour". Thanks for commenting

@billyr2904

11 ай бұрын

French is fine.

awesome video! one question though, isn’t “sifaka” pronounced as “shi-fak”?

Man you sound exactly like the tierzoo guy

What sites do you get your videos from ?

why is every cool nature places in countrys with dangerous people

@eljanrimsa5843

9 ай бұрын

You are right, Western tourists travel everywhere

Its terrible how poor farming methods have destroyed much of Madagascar with the result of topsoil being washed away. Madagascar is one area where birth control needs to become popular before its destroyed by too many people.