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Malaysia Tag

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28 October 2019
Oriental
Agile GibbonBanded LangurMalaysia

RFI Banded Langur and Agile Gibbon in northern Malaysia

I may have some time in Malaysia this winter, and was wondering if anyone knew anything about finding Banded Langur (Presbytis femoralis) and Agile Gibbon (Hylobates agilis) in nor

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8 September 2019
Oriental
citizen scienceMalaysiaSEAVR

Reporting Malaysian mammal records on SEAVR (Ecology Asia)

On 13 March 2018 I posted that Nick Baker (Ecology Asia) maintains a site for peer reviewed articles on noteworthy records in the Southeast Asia region. He has recently posted at h

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15 July 2019
Oriental
batsMalaysia

RFI: Mammals especially bats areound Kuala Lumpur

Hello, I will have few days available in Kuala Lumpur, Fraser Hill and Taman Negara in August. My questions are: – Are there bat caves easy to see around Kuala Lumpur? Dark C

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1 July 2019
Oriental
IndonesiaJavaMalaysiaSingaporeSumatra

TRIP REPORT SINGAPORE, JAVA, SUMATRA & MALAYSIA

https://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/TRIP-REPORT-SINGAPORE-INDONESIEN-MALAYSIA.-PDF.pdf

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10 January 2018
Oriental
BorneoIndonesiaMalaysiaRhinoSumatraSumatran Rhino

Can the Sumatran Rhino be saved from certain extinction? :-(

Here is a rather depressing article about the state of the Sumatran Rhino, as recent as November, 2017. This is a 4-part (longish) article from Mongabay, which basically states tha

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22 August 2016
Oriental
BorneoMalaysiaMarbled CatMount KinabaluSabahWhiskered Flying Squirrel

Marbled Cat and Whiskered Flying Squirrel at Mount Kinabalu (Sabah, Borneo)

In May 2016 I photographed a Marbled Cat at Kinabalu Park; an elevation record for Borneo: http://www.pacapix.com/Paul_Carter/20160526a-marbled-cat-mount-kinabalu/ I also photogra

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