Couscous
Tangkoko Nature Reserve
Date: 05/01/2006
Couscous,
Forêt Pluviale,
Tangkoko Nature Reserve.
Macaca monkey
Monkey forest in Bali, Ubud
Date: 06/03/2007
Macaca fascicularis
Monkey forest in Bali, Ubud.
Monkey forest in Bali, Ubud.
Spectral Tarsius
Rain Forest
Tanggoko Nature Reserve Date: 10/17/2007 Tarsius spectrum is the world's smallest primate.
This nocturnal species has large eyes and large ears that are mobile. This species is a carnivorous species and mainly eats insects. The spectral tarsius is found in Indonesia, on the island of Sulawesi and the nearby islands.
Rain Forest,
Tanggoko Nature Reserve
North Sulawesi
Tanggoko Nature Reserve Date: 10/17/2007 Tarsius spectrum is the world's smallest primate.
This nocturnal species has large eyes and large ears that are mobile. This species is a carnivorous species and mainly eats insects. The spectral tarsius is found in Indonesia, on the island of Sulawesi and the nearby islands.
Rain Forest,
Tanggoko Nature Reserve
North Sulawesi
Linow vulcanic lake
Sulfuric emerald water
Date: 10/17/2007
Sulfuric emerald lake
North Sulawesi
Lake Linow is located near Tomohon and is a beautiful but strange lake, which can change color. Sometimes it is red, sometimes green and sometimes blue.
North Sulawesi
Lake Linow is located near Tomohon and is a beautiful but strange lake, which can change color. Sometimes it is red, sometimes green and sometimes blue.
Eléphant
Cratère de N'gorongoro
Date: 01/12/2014
Eléphant, cratère de N'gorongoro.
Le cratère du Ngorongoro est une vaste caldeira circulaire de plus de vingt kilomètres de diamètre située au cœur du massif du Ngorongoro, dans le nord de la Tanzanie, dans la branche orientale de la vallée du grand rift.
Ce cratère, aujourd'hui éteint, s'est formé à la suite de l'effondrement d'un volcan sur lui-même lorsque sa chambre magmatique s'est vidée au cours d'une éruption volcanique. Le Ngorongoro est la plus grande caldeira intacte et non submergée au monde avec 326 km2 de superficie. Elle est située dans l'aire de conservation du Ngorongoro, une aire protégée inscrite au patrimoine mondial.
Tarsius syrichta
Philippine tarsius
Date: 01/20/2010
Tarsius syrichta
The Philippine Tarsius is a specy of tarsius measuring between 85 and 160 mm, making it the smallest primate in the world.
His head has the characteristic of being able to rotate 340 °.
It's found only on Bohol island. It has two large eyes that shine at night.
They are territorial animals that feed mainly on insects. Although this is a protected species, many Filipinos capture these animals to become pets. In fact, the estimated wild population has only 1000 individuals in 2011.
The Philippine Tarsius is a specy of tarsius measuring between 85 and 160 mm, making it the smallest primate in the world.
His head has the characteristic of being able to rotate 340 °.
It's found only on Bohol island. It has two large eyes that shine at night.
They are territorial animals that feed mainly on insects. Although this is a protected species, many Filipinos capture these animals to become pets. In fact, the estimated wild population has only 1000 individuals in 2011.
