Antananarivo: In the African country of Madagascar, German researchers have found a strange and unique chameleon after 107 years. The name of this tick is Furcifer voeltzkowi. This tick has not been seen anywhere since 1913. The jungles of Madagascar are its natural home. This species of Kachinda gives birth to chicks during the rainy season and grows very fast.
A research paper by Frank Glack has been published in the German journal Salmandra about Kachinda. A team of German researchers went to Madagascar. In the meantime he saw this chameleon. "Our research took place between March 25 and April 3, 2018," the report said. Our team went to the Mahajanga area of northwestern Madagascar. So that in females against male ticks, even in stress during pregnancy, the color comes out in a unique pattern.
Watch the video of Kachinda species: The life of this Kachinda is very short and this is why this species of Kachinda was missing for many decades. One of the reasons for this is that this area of Madagascar cannot be reached during the rainy season because the roads are broken and the roads to get there are also closed. This is the sixth species that was among the most endangered species in the world and has now been found.
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