Madagascar is like nowhere else in the world. It broke away from the main African continent more than 160 million years ago and throughout those millions of years it developed its own distinct and extraordinary wildlife. Wildlife that today is critically endangered due to massive deforestation, global warming, and international politics. Kitty Riley Kono Cobb's 17th book of wildlife photography beautifully captures the magnificent flora and fauna of Madagascar including many lemurs, chameleons, geckos, and the magnificent Baobab trees.