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It's a little strange to imagine a distant
relative of the woolly rhino from the Ice Age
living in a hot and humid rainforest. But it’s
true! The Sumatran rhino, which used to roam
Southeast Asia, is now listed as one of the most endangered mammals in the world. There are only about 200 left in the wild in Sumatra,
Borneo and Malaysia.
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IT MAY HAVE A REPUTATION AS A PEST, BUT IT’S ACTUALLY
PART OF SOUTHEAST ASIA’S NATURAL HERITAGE
The “toddy cat” may be one of its names,
but the common palm civet looks more like a raccoon than feline. They are small, lithe mammals related to mongooses. A common
palm civet weighs around 3.2 kilogrammes
and is about 53 centimetres long, with a tail
that’s almost as long its body.
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GET TO KNOW THE WORLD’S LARGEST LIZARD AND ONE
OF INDONESIA’S NATIONAL TREASURES
The Komodo dragon is a type of monitor lizard
that lives on the Indonesian islands of Komodo,
Flores and Rinca. You wouldn’t want to come
face to face with one though, because an adult
Komodo dragon is two to three metres long
and weighs about 70 kilogrammes. The reptiles
have scaly, thickly folded skin, a large, muscular
tail and powerful jaws.
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