The phrase "at madagascar" is not correct in standard written English due to the lack of capitalization for "Madagascar." You can use it when referring to a location, but it should be properly capitalized as "at Madagascar."
Example: "We spent our vacation at Madagascar, exploring its unique wildlife and beautiful landscapes."
Alternatives: "in Madagascar" or "on Madagascar."
On the beach at Madagascar, Marty and his friends hassle one another for a long time.
Members have insisted on smaller, more interesting ports of call -- at Madagascar and in Londonderry, Ireland -- than short-term paying guests might prefer.
There will be ceremonies both at Algiers and at Madagascar in memory of the picturesque little woman, who reigned supreme over her island for sixteen years.
Burial practices that involve touching corpses are another reason the disease spreads, according to a 2015 study by scientists at Madagascar's Pasteur Institute.
The study by Boivin and her colleagues, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that these voyagers did not stop at Madagascar.
At, Madagascar is the world's 47th largest country and the fourth-largest island.
A cartoon strip on an explanatory panel tells of recent events at a Madagascar village.
Nov. 11 -- Thirteen-night voyage from Port Louis (Mauritius) to Cape Town, calling at Reunion Island, Fort Dauphin (Madagascar), Richards Bay, Durban, East London and Port Elizabeth.
"The fact is Fidel Castro had a deep and lasting impact on the Cuban people," Trudeau told reporters in a televised news conference at a Madagascar Francophonie summit.
The £322m Seacom cable, owned mainly by African investors, will stretch northwards from South Africa, making landfall at Mozambique, Madagascar, Tanzania and Kenya before splitting to tap into the international grid in France and India.
Have you ever taken a good look at a Madagascar hissing cockroach?
