Lokobe National Park serves as a stunning showcase of Madagascar's rich biodiversity, positioned on the southeastern flank of Nosy Be, an island renowned for its enchanting landscapes off Madagascar's northwestern coast. This national park is not just a conservation area but a living museum, home to some of the island's most captivating species, including the enigmatic black lemurs and the striking Nosy Be panther chameleon. These species, among others, highlight the park's critical role in preserving the unique fauna of the region.