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Naturalist’s log book; the many flora and fauna we encounter during our excursions and more.
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Resume operation Date: 16 June 2020
As we enter into this post post covid and recovery period, JungleWalla open for Operation and Tours on 16th June 2020. Please rest assure your and our staffs health and safety are our top most priority. All tours are available to cater for the discerning traveler who would appreciate informative, safe and enjoyable tours. Guideline/Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to resume…
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Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) Closure
Dear Guests, Returnee, Partners and Supporters; In line with Prime Minister’s announcement on Conditional MovementControl Order (CMCO) restrictions from 18 March 2020 untill further notice from Malaysia Goverment. Should you need urgent assistance, I can be reach via phone andwhatsapp: Sri Sari : 012 4870 600.We thank you for your continuous support. We are looking forward tosee you soon. Keep…
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The cuties of Langkawi
The Dusky leaf monkey or a spectacled langur (Trachypithecus obscurus) is one of Langkawi resident primates. This monkey has a dark grey fur, large circles ring on each eyes that giving the appearance like eyeglasses with a fur crowning its head, white surrounding its mouth and creamy white colouring on its stomach. The newborn baby langur colour is a bright…
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The Ultimate Jurassic Plant (Cycad)
Cycads are an ancient group of seed plants survive to this modern day from the Triassic period. It is one of the rare plants that still survived over million years ago since the time of dinosaur. Although they looked like palms or ferns, they are actually not related to either.
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Cicada Exoskeleton
A strange bug that is sitting motionless in the picture above actually is uses to be a part of cicada body. It is a exoskseleton of cicadas that called ‘exuviae’. Exoskeleton is one of the things that will remain behinds after all the insect undergo moulting process.
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Brown-winged kingfisher
This brown-winged kingfisher is a species of bird in the family Alcedinidae and mostly found in subtropical or tropical mangrove forests.
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Long-tailed macaque
Long-tailed macaques are ecologically diverse and in Malaysia we can see a group of them in coastal lowland forests and the swamp forests.
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Colugos Day 3
We managed to get a good car with fully air condition and planning to take colugos to the vet.
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Fiddler crab
Besides looked on mangroves plant, here also we can see few species of fauna that live in this mangrove regions. One of them is fiddler crab, which are small crustaceans with a distinctive claw.