Topic: Madagascar - CSMonitor.com

Fish seeks mate: London Zoo seeking open-minded female cichlid

Officials at the London Zoo are desperately seeking a female mate for two male Mangarahara cichlids, two of the last known remaining members of their species.

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Paul Giniès turned a failing African university into a world-class problem-solver

For some farmers, a return to animal power

Giant egg for sale: Massive egg was laid by now-extinct giant bird

Thailand to end ivory trade?

North Korea sends its first tweet over 3G service

Did scientists find a lost continent beneath the Indian Ocean?

Of 25 primates on brink of extinction, a quarter in Madagascar

Loco for cocoa: Artisanal chocolate looks to Mesoamerican roots in Nicaragua

Gibson Guitar Corporation admits to importing endangered wood

Lemurs likely most endangered vertebrates, biologists report

Africa Monitor United States' new sub-Saharan African plan: trade not aid

Democracy 101: tiny Lesotho holds peaceful election

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Crippled Costa cruise ship to reach land Thursday (+video)

Costa cruise ship stranded in pirate waters near the Seychelles

World's tiniest chameleon: How did it get so small?

Hawk-eyed scientists spot world's smallest chameleon

African Union summit: disunity on display

Quadrantid meteors and 11 other big skywatching events of 2012

Is Indian investment in Ethiopian farms a 'land grab?' (VIDEO)

Change Agent Movirtu – building a virtual mobile phone for the developing world

India earthquake: What makes the region so volatile?