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Semenggoh Orangutan Reserve is providing crucial habitat in Malaysia - Matt Newkirk - 10-18-2018 Semenggoh Nature Reserve is home to 30 rescued orangutans in Borneo. The reserve offers visitors a rare chance to get a good look at one of man's closest relatives. https://www.mymola.com/visiting-orangutan-at-the-semenggoh-nature-reserve-in-kuching-malaysia/ RE: Semenggoh Orangutan Reserve is providing crucial habitat in Malaysia - peter - 10-18-2018 (10-18-2018, 08:52 AM)Matt Newkirk Wrote: Semenggoh Nature Reserve is home to 30 rescued orangutans in Borneo. The reserve offers visitors a rare chance to get a good look at one of man's closest relatives. Interesting write-up about the Semenggoh Nature Reserve and the attempt to offer the forest man of Borneo a safe place. Could be a nice destination for those interested in visiting Malaysia and seeing orangutans. Welcome to the forum, Matt. Anything known about interaction between clouded leopards and orangutans? RE: Semenggoh Orangutan Reserve is providing crucial habitat in Malaysia - Matt Newkirk - 10-18-2018 Hi Peter, Thanks for the reply. It really is a great place to visit the orangutan, and learn about them. I don’t have any information about their interaction with leopards, but I would love to go back and learn more. Matt RE: Semenggoh Orangutan Reserve is providing crucial habitat in Malaysia - sanjay - 10-18-2018 Welcome to the forum @Matt Newkirk RE: Semenggoh Orangutan Reserve is providing crucial habitat in Malaysia - Sanju - 04-03-2019 Heart Touching. Orangutan on the edge of Extinction. Palm oil. |