Nose Horned Chameleon

Further down the road towards Ranomafana village during our night walks we came across a few huge Madagascar Golden Orb Web Spiders, one of which had just shed it's skin. It was amazing to see the difference in size between the male and female. In the third photo below you can see the huge female on the left and you can just about make out the tiny male on the right amongst the web.

Author: Andy Bertozzi

Andy Bertozzi

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